Windows 10: Icons keep moving

I meant details of "Windows didn't shut down properly", as this is probably connected with restart after waking computer from sleep. This one indicates problems with Wacom tablet drivers.

 

Im not sure how to get the information your looking for, regarding the wacom tablet i no longer use it so i have now just uninstalled it.

 

OK, first: do the times of that errors in Reliability history coincide with problems after wake laptop from sleep? You can click on day with the red mark and check time of error report.

 

Hi bikeit, also check this item:

 

FYI, Adobe has finally realized that the AAM Updater errors are widespread and have been impacting many users. They have been able to replicate the problem and have said that the next product update will contain a fix.

 

Guys not sure if its because i have deleted the Wacom but all seems fine now, i will keep you all posted over the next few days, a big thanks to all who took the time to give help.

 

*Thumbs thanks for posting back. Something was helpful

 

Great. When your satisfied if you could mark thread solved it will help others find.

 

You could also try a program called DesktopOK which will basically save your icons then, if they happen to get out of place, click on the restore button from within the program & they will be back to where they were. Get it from -

DesktopOK 5.12 Save and restore the desktop icon positions.


HTH!

 

Spoke too soon, the laptop shut down earlier as the battery died when i switched it back on all the icons are now on the left hand side of the screen?

 

Are you still experiencing errors that are recorded in Reliability History?

Is Hibernation on or off on your device?

 

How do i check hibernation?

 

You can force it to be on by entering command (Command prompt(admin)

powercfg -h on

Looks like your Reliability History hasn't changed at all.

What adobe product are you using? Have you tried to update it manually, that or repair it (under Help menu).

What happened to your system around 1:40 pm (afternoon). Did you have a BSOD? You are still recording "Windows did not shut down properly" (If we reference back to last screen shot the hours are off by three, 4:44PM, so something is happening in the afternoon.)

To ensure we are not dealing with a BSOD that is automatically restarting your machine.

Windows key + R, type sysdm.cpl, enter, click on Advance tab, click on Settings in Start up and recovery box, remove check mark from line "Automatically Restart".

Now if you have a BSOD you will have to hold power button down until it shuts off.

 

Adobe products are Photoshop, Lightroom and Bridge at 1.40pm today the battery died and the laptop shut down. no BSOD

 

So can I ask why you are letting battery die. I assume you are out and can't get to power.

Your device should be set up such that when your battery gets critical sleep / hibernation kicks in a shuts it down peacefully.