Windows 10 Creators Update clean install

[NumLock21]

Just wondering anyone here did a clean install of Windows 10 Creators Update, that's build 1703.

After the installation, the initial setup before getting to the desktop the first time, is cringe level over 9000!

 

 

[Pokemoneuro]

No? What happens then? I did the creators update, but is it different when doing it after a clean install?

[NumLock21]

2 minutes ago, Pokemoneuro said:

No? What happens then? I did the creators update, but is it different when doing it after a clean install?

Yes, it's different during clean install vs upgrade. Cortana comes on all happy, jolly, and crap.

[Pokemoneuro]

2 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

Yes, it's different during clean install vs upgrade. Cortana comes on all happy, jolly, and crap.

Oh waow... I wouldn't have known, I use education edition and Cortana was disabled before the creators update. I was planning on using the bitch since they claim they've improved her but she is still useless xDD

[vorticalbox]

3 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

Yes, it's different during clean install vs upgrade. Cortana comes on all happy, jolly, and crap.

hi I'm cortanna. 

 

Even before windows is installed is listening to your microphone without your permission. 

[Bananasplit_00]

sadly havent done creators update, only updated to it. might do one just to cringe out a bit

[Zando_]

24 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

Yes, it's different during clean install vs upgrade. Cortana comes on all happy, jolly, and crap.

Yup. Super annoying when you're trying to install it at work, and then the speakers start blaring, "blabla blabla whatever I'm saying no one who knows how to install Windows will care about, and you can't mute me till you get to a certain section". 

[NumLock21]

1 minute ago, Zando Bob said:

Yup. Super annoying when you're trying to install it at work, and then the speakers start blaring, "blabla blabla whatever I'm saying no one who knows how to install Windows will care about, and you can't mute me till you get to a certain section". 

Okay so it wasn't me than, who don't know how to mute the damn speakers.

 

Found someone who upload it!

Just listen to what Cortana says

 

[Zando_]

2 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

Okay so it wasn't me than, who don't know how to mute the damn speakers.

 

Found someone who upload it!

Just listen to what Cortana says

There's a little speaker icon where you can disable her. Though why they think you want AI assistance to install windows (if you've gotten this far, you probs know what you're doing and don't need help), I don't know.

[NumLock21]

1 minute ago, Zando Bob said:

There's a little speaker icon where you can disable her. Though why they think you want AI assistance to install windows (if you've gotten this far, you probs know what you're doing and don't need help), I don't know.

I know that speaker icon it's on the bottom right corner, you can see it right from the start. Just like your setup, I can't mute it until I get to a certain section.

 

[Zando_]

8 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

I know that speaker icon it's on the bottom right corner, you can see it right from the start. Just like your setup, I can't mute it until I get to a certain section.

 

Yup. Though AFAIK, Cortana did go rogue, so maybe that's why. Call MC, he'll know what to do. 

[GoodBytes]

I have. The idea was to make the OOBE (Out Of the Box Experience - the experience that one gets when buying a pre-built system, and starting for the first time), easier. The old way was found to be too complex and non-inviting for most users. Too much text, to many steps, to many technical terms.

 

With Cortana, the experience is more welcoming, looks simple, less things to go through without walls of text.

 

Fun fact, if you don't have the hardware for Cortana to work (lack of sound drivers for example or old system), you have the old setup look.

[Mira Yurizaki]

14 minutes ago, GoodBytes said:

I have. The idea was to make the OOBE (Out Of the Box Experience - the experience that one gets when buying a pre-built system, and starting for the first time), easier. The old way was found to be too complex and non-inviting for most users. Too much text, to many steps, to many technical terms.

 

With Cortana, the experience is more welcoming, looks simple, less things to go through without walls of text.

 

Fun fact, if you don't have the hardware for Cortana to work (lack of sound drivers for example or old system), you have the old setup look.

I'm beginning to think a lot of people who built their own PCs seem to forget they're a minority of PC users. The majority of users don't like it when they're given tons of things to configure and set up and Microsoft has to cater to the majority.

 

And in some cases, I don't want a ton of things to configure on the first time setup. If it's in the settings part of your OS and it's not vital for startup, then skip it and let me deal with it later rather than in the first time setup process.