No updates showing under Windows Insider Experimental / Future Updates channel
No Preview Builds Offered Under Experimental / Future Updates Channel 🟢 Active Enrollment: Experimental Channel Issue Summary: Device recently registered in the Experimental / Future Updates channel. Upon accessing Settings > Windows Update, no new builds are offered, and scanning manually completes successfully without throwing any specific error messages or block codes. 🖥️ System Information Operating System: Windows 11 Enterprise Insider Preview Version & Build: 10.0.26300 (Build 26300) Device Hardware: Lenovo V15 G4 AMN System SKU: LENOVO_MT_82YU_BU_idea_FM_V15 G4 AMN Processor (CPU): AMD Ryzen 3 7320U (4 Cores / 8 Logical Processors) RAM & Boot Type: 8 GB | UEFI Boot Mode 📋 Troubleshooting Checklist (Completed) ✓ Verified Channel Enrollment: Checked registry and confirmed active status. ✓ Validated Linked Account: MSA linked properly under Windows Insider Settings. ✓ Confirmed Update Services Active: Verified wuauserv and dependent services are running. ✓ Verified Updates are NOT Paused: Confirmed no pause delay schedules exist. ✓ Triggered Manual Scans: Initiated multiple manual check cycles. ✓ Performed Diagnostics Cold Reboot: Power-cycled system to clear cached state. 🔄 Current State: "Up to date" shown. No future packages available or populating in flighting catalog. ❓ Requested Clarifications Device Compatibility Is the Lenovo V15 G4 AMN platform (AMD Ryzen 3 7320U) eligible for current Experimental/Future Updates? Rollout/Delivery Restraints Are there known blocks, feature flag restrictions, or throttled rollouts affecting build distribution for this ring? Additional Prerequisites Are there local configuration adjustments, registry switches, or diagnostic data levels required to trigger flighting? Thank you for analyzing this inquiry. Your guidance and support are highly appreciated!
Verbose Status Improvement
Hi, I had a idea where for verbose status, you should make it so if its set to 2, it will display the verbose messages under shutdown or restart, example: Restarting (Stopping service: Windows Modules Installer) or make it next to it like Restarting (Stopping Service: Windows Modules Installer)
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Memory Integrity Switches Back Off
Hello! I’ve had this problem for about 3 days now since valorant needs HVCI to be able to launch i noticed everytime i turn the setting on it returns back to off mode. Heres all the steps i’ve done beforehand Reset Pc Turned on VTX Turned on safe boot Turned on IOMMU Disabled Hibernation mode Followed steps from other forums. Whenever i would try to enable it through regedit it would cause my pc to go through a repair loop and i’d have to turn off Virtualization In BIOS im thinking the problem is with one of my files such as an intel driver. I’d appreciate some help please and thank you!Feature not available on Windows Dev build 29576.1000
I am currently on the Windows Dev version (build 29576.1000), and the feature is not available for me. I would like to ask whether this feature can be enabled on my device, or when it will become available for this build.” (Full Screen Experience)System Windows Ram Problem Fix
You’ve probably seen this happen — you leave your desktop or laptop running, and after a while the system starts eating a huge chunk of your RAM, even on modern hardware. Today I’m bringing a fix that removes this issue permanently and gives Windows back the speed, stability, and clean behavior it should have. By disabling two legacy predictive mechanisms (SysMain + Prefetch), the system stops aggressively caching applications, idle RAM usage drops significantly, and micro‑lags disappear. The attached screenshots show the system before and after applying the fix. This solution works on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, and it’s safe, reversible, and the improvement is immediate. System Ram Before: System Ram After: Step‑by‑step guide (Windows 10 / 11 RAM issue fix) Note: This is a safe and fully reversible system tweak. You’re simply disabling two legacy predictive mechanisms that no longer make sense on modern hardware. 1️⃣ Disable the SysMain service Press Win + R Type services.msc → press Enter Find SysMain in the list Double‑click it Set Startup type to Disabled Click Stop if the service is running Confirm with Apply and OK 2️⃣ Disable Prefetch in the Registry Press Win + R Type regedit → press Enter Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management\PrefetchParameters Find the value EnablePrefetcher Double‑click it and set the value to: 0 Confirm with OK 3️⃣ Restart your system After rebooting, your RAM usage in idle should drop noticeably, and the system will feel cleaner, faster, and more responsive. 4️⃣ How to revert (optional) If you ever want to undo the changes: SysMain: set Startup type back to Automatic and start the service EnablePrefetcher: set the value back to 3 (default) With my regular applications open, RAM usage dropped from 60–70% to just 33%. This is how Windows should have behaved from the beginning. On top of that, overall system responsiveness improved by roughly 50% — even weaker hardware feels noticeably faster almost immediately. This RAM regression has been around since Windows 7. After the kernel overhaul in Windows 8.1 it actually got worse, and it has followed every version of Windows all the way to today. RAM stability after - optimization results: RAM stability after 21 hours uptime – optimization results | Microsoft Community Hub
Windows Update fails with “Something went wrong – Undoing changes” unless installed via ISO
Hi everyone, I'm facing a strange issue with Windows Update on my laptop and I wanted to know if anyone else experienced something similar. Problem: When I install updates through Windows Update, the update downloads normally and during restart it goes up to 100%, but then I get the message: Something went wrong. Undoing changes. After that, Windows rolls back the update. Observation: Interestingly, updates that start directly from the “You're there” stage sometimes install correctly. Policy change I made: Previously Windows would automatically download and install updates and frequently ask for restarts. Because of that behavior, I changed the policy to manual download and install so updates would not start installing automatically. Thermal precaution I tried: Since my laptop has a faulty CPU fan, I also limited the maximum CPU state to 99% in Power Options to prevent aggressive turbo boosting and reduce potential thermal throttling during the update process. Another important observation: If I install the same update using a Windows ISO (in-place upgrade / repair install), the update installs successfully and does not fail at 100%. Possible hardware issue: My laptop currently has: A broken battery A faulty CPU fan So I'm wondering if the update process might be failing due to power or thermal issues during the installation phase. System info: OS: Windows 11 Pro Insider Preview Channel: Release Preview Current build: 26200.7840 Update that fails: KB5077241 (Build 26200.7922) Questions: Can hardware issues like a damaged battery or faulty CPU fan cause Windows Update installation failures? Why would updates succeed when installing from an ISO but fail through Windows Update? Which logs should I check to identify the exact cause? (CBS.log, WindowsUpdate.log, etc.) Any suggestions, troubleshooting steps, or similar experiences would be appreciated. Thanks!
Unable to install the Windows Preview Update
I am unable to install the Windows Insider Preview update for the beta channel and I do not know how to fix it. I have retried around 5 or 6 times and still same error persists, It shows the following error. Windows 11 Insider Preview Quality Update (26220.7872) Install error - 0x80070306 Please help me fix this issue, Thank you.
Win11 25905.1000 Network Fault
My computer has a network connection rate of 10Mbps every time I turn it on, but I have a broadband of 100Mbps. At this point, I only need to disable the network card and then enable it, and the speed will be restored. It has been ruled out that there is a problem with the operator or network cable. Is it a system issue? And how can I solve it?
