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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 72227" data-source="post: 808534">I usually build my own systems, so I usually don&#039;t run into the issue very often mostly due to the fact that I download the latest version from the hardware vendor themselves (ie: Nvidia, Intel, etc...). On my Laptop however, I just blew out all the garbage that comes with it, did a clean install of W10 and just downloaded the most up to date drivers again from each manufacture and shes running like a dream.More often that not I find that the various PC manufactures are terrible at keeping up to date drivers. You can own the computer for a couple of years, go to Dell&#039;s website for example and download the &quot;latest&quot; drivers, only to find out that the &quot;latest&quot; drivers are from like 2015-2016. Unfortunately for average users this isn&#039;t helping matters. This is why I say it&#039;s not always MS fault for issues when it comes to things like WD and or Windows in general. MS definitely does create their own problems at times, but it&#039;s not always their fault. Even 3rd party software in general can cause issues, but it&#039;s always MS fault.Look at the latest issue with Firefox and AV&#039;s causing issues with their TLS certs. One could argue , why is Mozilla maintaining their own cert store, which is a fair point, but my argument is, well it was working fine until now and it sure as heck wasn&#039;t Mozilla&#039;s fault.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 72227, post: 808534"] I usually build my own systems, so I usually don't run into the issue very often mostly due to the fact that I download the latest version from the hardware vendor themselves (ie: Nvidia, Intel, etc...). On my Laptop however, I just blew out all the garbage that comes with it, did a clean install of W10 and just downloaded the most up to date drivers again from each manufacture and shes running like a dream. More often that not I find that the various PC manufactures are terrible at keeping up to date drivers. You can own the computer for a couple of years, go to Dell's website for example and download the "latest" drivers, only to find out that the "latest" drivers are from like 2015-2016. Unfortunately for average users this isn't helping matters. This is why I say it's not always MS fault for issues when it comes to things like WD and or Windows in general. MS definitely does create their own problems at times, but it's not always their fault. Even 3rd party software in general can cause issues, but it's always MS fault. Look at the latest issue with Firefox and AV's causing issues with their TLS certs. One could argue , why is Mozilla maintaining their own cert store, which is a fair point, but my argument is, well it was working fine until now and it sure as heck wasn't Mozilla's fault. [/QUOTE]

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