Windows 10: Crashes in Win 10

I am seriously annoyed at win 10. I have a nearly new super system and win 10 cant seem to handle anything. I open a game, black screen, reboot, open game play a bit, save and leave, black screen. All games are win 10 certified. Everytime I install an upgrade something else goes damn wrong. I try to open a web site with either Opera or FF, (IE is useless) crash or time out. My system is good, its new, and its up to date. (see specs). But win 10 is CRAP!!!Nearly a week now and nothing is running good. I removed all AMD Radeon drivers and installed GeForce 1600 GFx and keep getting updates for Radeon!!!! AGGGGHHHH!

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motherboard crashed. need to transfer harddrive with win 10 installed to new motherboard

After upgrading to win 10 the video drivers continually crashed. Tried updating the bios and now the motherboard will not post. No Backup but the hard drives with win 10 is fine. could I just purchase another motherboard and use the same processor form
the crashed system and not have to reinstall all the software and win 10?

 

Hi elbmek.

Not sure how you removed Radeon drivers but might I suggest DDU.

http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/deta...installer.html

This may remove your nVidia so have a plan "B"

Then I would check your startup tab in Task manager for any signs of Radeon and I would go a step farther and get a copy of Autoruns (part of sysinternals) and ensure there are no lingering registry keys kicking something off.

I would ensure you have a restore point and would strongly recommend a system image created with a product like Macrium Reflect.

Once you are sure all Radeon elements are gone I would monitor. On the next occurrence, should there be one, open Reliability History and see if Windows is reporting anything that could help narrow.

I would also look at installing and older nVida driver, says something from Jan / Feb. One member reported, on another thread, 378.49 dated Jan 20th, 2017 work well for them.


Ken

 

lot to look at there Ken - thanks, I'll start with older driver on Nvidia and test that

 

Okay but if your machine thinks it has two display drivers, in some obscure manner, that could be cause.