Heaps of Windows 10 internal builds, private source code leak online

The Register ^ | Jun 23, 2017 | Chris Williams

[nicollo]

Here for an article downplaying this incident:

http://windowscentral.com/tiny-bit-windows-10-source-code-has-leaked-online

[Woodman]

Windows App Store, search for the classic windows games. They are all available free from Microsoft. Or since it’s Windows 10, type something like Mahjong on the search box (lower left) and if you have it installed it will come up, otherwise it will present a link to the app in the store for you. Hope this helps.

[minnesota_bound]

#5 Solitaire
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/microsoft-solitaire-collection/9wzdncrfhwd2

Top free games
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/top-free/games/pc

[catnipman]

"How the heck does somebody "walk off" with 32TB -- 32 Terabytes -- of secret data, without getting noticed? "

REALLY BIG thumb drive?

[TChad]

Interesting. I'll look at your links later.

Thanks.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

THANKS!

[dayglored]

> REALLY BIG thumb drive?

Well, humor aside, I've seen ads for 1TB USB Flash drives (~$150), and they're bulky. 32 of them?

Transferring the data, even at screaming rates (say, 100MB/sec continuous), you're looking at 90+ hours. Big window to get caught in.

Not impossible, but not likely.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I figured it out. They were there - just had to turn them on. Duh. Thanks!

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/enable-games-in-windows-7-professional-edition-2

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Thanks! I figured it out. They were there, I just had to turn them on as a, ‘feature.’

[FreedomOfExpression]

Nice, glad you figured it out!
Well, at least I tried to help.

Enjoy!

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Sometimes you just have to sleep on it and the solution floats back up to a conscious level. ;)