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RTM = Release to Manufacturing = full version.
by Locke1689 11y ago
RTM = Release to Manufacturing = full version.
- minot 11y agoHow about my release candidate that I installed about a month back? Will it update automatically? Does it even need to? Did anything change?
- Locke1689 11y agoWill it update automatically? Not as far as I know. Does it even need to? Prereleases expire. You'll probably need to upgrade. Did anything change? A fair bit, yeah. Not sure if you'll notice, but things will be different and a lot of stuff may not work correctly.
- tracker1 11y agoIt's funny, but I started a user profile signing into a VS2013 version.. I had to reset my environment in order to get around some really buggy behavior in VS2015-RC ... that said, I do like most of the recent changes.
- SmellyGeekBoy 11y agoIf you're building Windows 10 Universal apps you should hold off until Windows 10 is released on the 29th. I just ran the VS2015 Community installer and it prompted me to remove the Windows 10 Universal Apps Tools RC.
- minot 11y agoAh. I'll wait until I upgrade this computer to Windows 10. I will follow up with a clean install of Windows 10 if the nVidia drivers don't act up. Thank you!