It looks like its time for a new Post, its been a while for me as I have been heads down testing - and a trip to Pilot the Millennium Falcon! Back to work, s...

Well folks its been pretty quiet lately on the blog as I have been doing some heavy lifting but its time to get back into the groove and get serious with 20H...

While we were on our Holiday this summer, I got to upgrading a few of my #WindowsInsider machines while we were not out hiking. One thing I have encountered...

Today marked a pretty good day with the release of the much anticipated 19H2 release. This release was pushed into the slow ring and was a really easy upgra...

As a #WindowsInsider, testing software means that as new builds get released a chapter in the era of testing is over - This is one of the most satisfying tim...

Well the only building I did this weekend was in the wood shop! Now this week I need to get building an updated app for OnTheWinSide - the new application wi...

That's right if you were anywhere in the north there is a great chance your backyard turned into the following mess! The good thing about all the snow is tha...

Now that we have helped mature a #WindowsInsider build through its life cycle, it leaves a warm feeling inside for me and the all of the community that have ...

As I watch all the posts and tweets about the MVP summit in Seattle this week, seening a couple of people I know attending, I was really wishing that I would...

Well this week (Ending March 09, 2019) was a great time for #WindowsInsiders with a couple new builds on both the Fast and Skip rings. I was experiementing ...

While I am still trying to shake the end of this cold snap we are seeing in Canada that has lasted all of February, I have been updating computers as with a ...

So I have been discussing my methodology on being a #WindowsInsider and how my approach to testing can have a real effect on the way that you go through each...

Well now that I proved that you can actually run a Raspberry PI with #WindowsInsider 18334.1 While waiting for a new insider build, I am going to tell you how...

Well after the post on TomsHardware about running Windows 10 on a Raspberry PI I thought I would take this to the next level and put a #WindowsInsider build ...

I have been investigating the root problem to error CAA5004B - coming out of the Feedback Hub and I think I can better explain the issue and offer up a clear...

So its time to fire-up the second part of my blog on developing a Testing approach to being a Windows Insider. Part one found Here talks about being a Casua...

In my upgrade testing I have been experiencing some issues with machines connected to Azure AD and its been quite a ride to figure out how to correct it! I h...

As #WindowsInsider build 18323 rolls out and #bugbash is underway the way that you install, test, experiment, troubleshoot and use the insider build is an im...

Well being a #WindowsInsider is certainly not boring! One of the things as a windows Insider that you must be prepared to do is troubleshoot and figure out ...

One of the things you need to be aware of is that the Windows Insider team is actively testing new features. This is done this using A/B testing where some o...