Windows 10 Data Recovery Surge
- Thread starter Jared
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No, I'm not gonna be the guinea pig to try that out. And, since I have the old UDMA board which only runs in 32bit I'm pretty sure I have to sick with Win 7.
So far the Windows 10 upgrade seems pretty non obtrusive. All my apps appear to be working so far, even the ones I was sure would crash like input director.
So far the Windows 10 upgrade seems pretty non obtrusive. All my apps appear to be working so far, even the ones I was sure would crash like input director.
Well, it's been confirmed.... Windows 10 is definitely a Microsoft program. I just enjoyed my first blue screen of death within three hours of installing it. HAHA! I did notice this nice little feature:
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So I guess they give you a one month rollback option if it totally explodes on you.
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So I guess they give you a one month rollback option if it totally explodes on you.
Update, no there was a second one later in the day. What's funny was that both happened during really random non hardware related things. First when playing a video file, second when browsing their app store.
I expect B.S.O.D.s when plugging in and unplugging hardware. But that wasn't the case.
I expect B.S.O.D.s when plugging in and unplugging hardware. But that wasn't the case.
I suspect video card / driver related issue. playing a video -and, browsing now has quite a bit of relatively new video requirements. I know there are settings in IE related to using the GPU or software for rendering some video. so makes sense when browsing actually. It will only get better and I am going to try out win 10 on a Guinea pig PC tonight or tomorrow. what sucks is I am almost finished setting up images and Group Policy for a set of over 30 win 8.1 workstations.. would probably be fine with win 10, but I am not wasting all that time and starting over 