If i go back to the normal build, will i be kicked out of my preview ring?

To change your preview ring go intk the app then insider content. Scroll to the far right and click on build tab then click on the preview ring and it should appear as a drop down to change to delta or lower. Then reset. And to change back to alpha just
repeat the process once fixes are in place.

The hard reset does not work on consoles with the preview update. You can request to leave the program....but that doesn't get me out of the preview build and you can't go back to the old builds. And out of warranty console are charged 150.00 if it bricks
in the preview........Don't do it.

Try the latest release preview cumulative update.

mspoweruser.com/windows-10-build-14393-103-released-insiders-slow-release-preview-rings

"Improved compatibility of using Xbox One controllers with various games."

Do you have a reference for this quote

"Thanks for updating us with your reply. The issue with updating turned out to be related to a

Preview Build for the console that was sent out to our Preview Program customers that day. What this means is that if your console is enrolled in the Preview Program, then traditional troubleshooting will not work for your console. " unquote

I downloaded that exact Preview build without any issues at all. However, I did wait until
the Core issue problem with XBLive was resolved before attempting the update.

I am still using that build and have not had any major issues.

gds1972,

thank you! I initially thought that was the case, charged and checked my insider settings on an old lumia 920... hadn't been enrolled for years and was on the production ring when it was.

After seeing your message, figured out how to check, launched the xbox insider app, joined, then saw that I was on the omega preview.

Not sure how/why my xbox was auto-enrolled... and on the fast-ring.

To Unenroll

The normal path under "Insider Content > System (far right) > Xbox One Update Preview > Manage > Unenroll" returns an error asking you to complete with the user that enrolled. I tried all users accounts on my xbox... obviously nobody signed up for it, so
this option didn't work. Instead.... had to go under "Settings > Manage Devices > Select checkbox next to device > Remove"

Removing the xbox from the preview program (that I never signed up for), doesn't return it to the latest production build, but Settings>System>Update is available (normally disabled).

Running the update now. Fingers crossed that I don't need to run a factory reset