- May 19, 2016
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How was your first experience with Windows 10 April Update?
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- Jul 6, 2015
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The only issue i have is .NET 2.0 wont install on this version.
Yes, it won't affect usage. If you want, you can remove the drive letter, from Disk Management, so that it is hidden again.
Remove Drive Letter in Windows 10
Updated, an no issues so far no my end! The only slight hiccup I found was on my laptop. For some strange reason, the colour option (title bars) under personalize seems to have turned its self on. Its funny, because when I look at the setting on the screen it says its off 
I've tried turning it on then back off, to no avail. Oh well, I guess there could be far worse things then having some colour on the title bars.
I've tried turning it on then back off, to no avail. Oh well, I guess there could be far worse things then having some colour on the title bars.
- Jun 9, 2013
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After doing a clean install most of my problems IE aspect ratio, no sleep function seem to be sorted now. Thanks @Umbra for the advice.
There is no such thing as "clean upgrade", you will always end with some issues (some apparent, others not), older the system, more issues will appear.
I agree! I always try to do a clean install every time a new major update is released. Thankfully I haven't had too many major issues on most version updates, but there have been a couple of times where I am like what the....(insert word)
- Mar 30, 2014
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After reading all posts ....So...What is the best!
-Clean install.
-Windows Update.
-Mount ISO and double click on setup.exe.
-Clean install.
-Windows Update.
-Mount ISO and double click on setup.exe.
0- do a backup of your actual system
1- download drivers for your hardware
2- clean install with format of system partition.
3- run windows update
4- do a backup of the newly clean installed and updated system (via win7 backup & restore in control panel)
5- install drivers
6- do a backup
7- install your favorite softs.
8- do a backup
- Mar 24, 2017
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Always use the MCT no matter what.
@hamo Why use alternatives when up-to-date MCT is available...?
- Mar 24, 2017
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And I think I will be going back to 1709.... Some strange issue keep cropping up.
- Mar 24, 2017
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Ok this is a long one. Clean installed 1804/1803 (whatever it is called), installed a bunch of software then went to get WinTV 8.5 installed - I couldn't. Drivers installed but the main TV software refuse to install because the installer couldn't detect the hardware (shows up fine in device manager)
Installed 1709 then WinTV 8.5 = everything worked
Went back to 1804/1803 (clean install) and I made WinTV 8.5 the first thing I installed. Bingo - I could get everything installed.
Over the last few days I was adding each software that I use as I needed then. Tonight I wanted to watch TV so I fired up WinTV and this "Failed to attach capture filters (0x80004005)" message showed up. After some waiting everything loaded up, decided to check the options and I see this:
And I'm like no it can't be. I decided to run the installer again (without removing anything) and guess what? The installer wouldn't detect the TV card.
So yeah something really odd is going on here. This is the TV card in question: Hauppauge | WinTV-quadHD Four Tuner PCIe Board
Since i installed 1803 my hard drive is 100%. Most of time by ESET and sometimes by System. All this major updates f* more thing than fix
Re-install ESET and see if the problem persists. If the problem persists afterwards, contact ESET. They are the only ones who can help you with this.
Alternatively, hopefully you made a backup to revert with, or... Read this: How to Roll Back Builds and Uninstall Updates on Windows 10
- Apr 19, 2018
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After installing KB4103727, I no longer get error 0xc000021a and can now boot normally. I haven't tried if installing 1803 on top of this KB will install correctly, but I'm not in a hurry to get another error and have to restore with acronis for another 40 minutes, so I'll wait for the next update of 1803 and if that doesn't work then I'll probably clean install
Currently Windows Update says my pc is up to date, it's not nagging me for 1803 like before, so that's good
Currently Windows Update says my pc is up to date, it's not nagging me for 1803 like before, so that's good
Did you provide the feedback to Microsoft?
If you didn't, and no one else experienced the problem and reported it, and if Microsoft didn't discover it on their own (e.g. crash dump sending if they do it via telemetry, self-testing)... it'll never be fixed for you. Until someone does experience and report it. For eternity.
- Apr 19, 2018
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Wait are you actually serious? You think they look at these reports and/or will do something about it?
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