Windows 10 update reservation icon?

[CHrisTheBiPolarBear]

Another point of interest that I have found out, Watch out if your running in a window your screen resolution could be too low check minimum screen resolution for windows 10..

 

[akshayk1]

After searching round the net came across this
http://www.askvg.com/fix-get-windows-10-upgrade-app-icon-is-missing-in-taskbar/
and it states about the reduced key "If you see another key with the name REDUCED under UpgradeExperienceIndicatorskey, it means the "Get Windows 10" app is running under reduced mode. It happens when your computer hardware is not compatible with Windows 10 upgrade. In such case, as mentioned in point 4 of "Important Things to Know" above, the app icon in system tray will automatically appear after Windows 10 launch date i.e. July 29, 2015. So you should wait of Windows 10 launch. If you don't want to wait, you can try to delete REDUCED key and make sure the entries present in UpgradeExperienceIndicators key match with the above screenshot."

As per your reply that """"" If you see another key with the name REDUCED under UpgradeExperienceIndicatorskey, it means the "Get Windows 10" app is running under reduced mode. It happens when your computer hardware is not compatible with Windows 10 upgrade""""".

I must show you some images:

and,


AND THESE IMAGES ARE FROM SAME PC WHICH GAVE THOSE REDUCED FOLDER REGISTRY SETTINGS WHICH I ASKED ABOVE WITH IMAGES.
SO, I HAVE BIG DOUBT ON THAT "Get Windows 10" app is running under reduced mode. It happens when your computer hardware is not compatible with Windows 10 upgrade".
SINCE ABOVE IMAGES SHOWS TOTALLY OPPOSITE WHAT YOU SUGGESTED.

NOW, MY QUESTION IS UNANSWERED THAT WHY REDUCED FOLDER EXITS ?

 

[CHrisTheBiPolarBear]

No Idea..Microsoft are rulers unto themselves and even then I wonder if they know what is happening!!!

 

[MikeZ1]

[QUOTE="akshayk1, post: 772802, member: 6637276"]NOW, MY QUESTION IS UNANSWERED THAT WHY REDUCED FOLDER EXITS ? [/QUOTE]

According to Microsoft the REDUCED folder is normal and created when running the Get Windows 10 app. So there is nothing to worry about, everything is OK. It is explained here http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...s/8361725b-4bc8-45c2-b407-c6a4510d0887?auth=1

But I wonder. Are you running Windows inside a Parallels VM on a Mac? From your screenshots it looks like you are running Windows on a PC.

 

[PaulD1]

Thanks MikeZ1, it worked for me!