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Not getting "sets" option in Windows 10 insider build 17639
- Apr 21, 2018
Wow I got the way.
1. https://github.com/riverar/mach2/releases
2. Download "mach2_0.3.0.0_x86"
3. create a folder and extract it to this folder
4. copy folder to a location ie "Local Disk :D"
5. open command prompt with administrator privilege
6. go to the location here "Local Disk :D"
7. run the following two commands
8. "mach2 enable 13849566 -v -1" and "mach2 enable 10727725 -v -1"
9. restart your PC
10. voila your sets are ready.
Thanks to Rafael Rivera
I'm on build 17682 and am experiencing the same issue as everyone else here. Have tried all the methods listed in this thread but none of them has worked.
What eventually worked for me:
1) Run the mach2 command with the "display" option to see it's current settings. If you see either of the numbered features (13849566 or 10727725) listed in the output, disable them using the mach2 disable option.
Eg:
mach2 disable 10727725
mach2 disable 13849566
2) After you think you've disabled the features, run the "mach2 display" feature again - you may still see instances of the features listed (on mine there were multiple instances so I needed to repeat the "mach2 disable ####" command multiple times. You have to keep running the command on those features until they are gone from the list.
3) After disabling and verifying that they are gone from the list as above, re-run the mach2 command for each feature, assigning variant "1" - NOT "-1" as indicated by previous poster. The -1 originally posted seems to result in the conversion error that some were having.
Eg:
mach2 enable 13849566 -v 1
mach2 enable 10727725 -v 1
4) Reboot This is what worked for me on Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview 17682.
Bob
- David SundqvistJun 08, 2018Copper Contributor
The option still isn't showing up for me even after following the instructions you gave. D:
Windows 10 Insider Preview 17686.1003- Ghassan SaabJun 08, 2018Copper Contributor
If you followed precisely, Bob's instructions, it should work, but only after restarting your system!
- David SundqvistJun 08, 2018Copper Contributor
well I did follow the instructions and I did reboot after
- Ghassan SaabJun 06, 2018Copper Contributor
Well, After I lost every hope to re-enable "sets" option and was about to reinstall Windows, I decided to make my last search and “Voila!”I found your reply! Your solution is exactly what worked for me on Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview 17686
Thank you, you just saved my day!