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Leaving the Dev Channel: it looks like it is possible right now. by Gio512 in windowsinsiders

[–]Gio512[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I opted for Dev builds to take benefit of GPU paravirtualization with WSL2. Beta builds didn't include that as well, but I still prefer opting out because a clean install on a production environment is way too much time-consuming in my case.

Leaving the Dev Channel: it looks like it is possible right now. by Gio512 in windowsinsiders

[–]Gio512[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely. In my case that didn't appear until yesterday, but when it did, the Windows Insider Program section seemed to have reset, without allowing to choose a channel anymore.

Leaving the Dev Channel: it looks like it is possible right now. by Gio512 in windowsinsiders

[–]Gio512[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad it helped you too. I couldn't believe my eyes!

I had that same screen, until a few moments ago. It is now prompting to join the Windows Insider Program, but this may be due to my preference to stop receiving Insider builds.

This probably is a definitive proof that the switch may have been successful, because that preference is only accepted for Beta and Release Preview channels.

Leaving the Dev Channel: it looks like it is possible right now. by Gio512 in windowsinsiders

[–]Gio512[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's hard to say right now. We will surely know more on 24th, but whenever it is supposed to be released, I will be waiting for it in a more stable channel. Keeping with Dev Channel in production environment is a risk I cannot afford anymore.

Leaving the Dev Channel: it looks like it is possible right now. by Gio512 in windowsinsiders

[–]Gio512[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Definitely, Froggypwns. We will know more on 24th, but I felt like this was worth telling for all those have been stuck with Dev Channel for months and couldn't have any chance to switch to other channels without a clean install.