Windows 10: Luckily

I was able to find a post abt the problem with Windows!https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/installing-kb5021233-keeps-causing-bsod-0xc000021a/25012c57-f9aa-4aac-981f-4d1de2020626Unluckily, there's still no permanent fix. After a week, this is still happening.

:)

 

User Account Control dialog missing Yes button

Problem solved after a lot of fiddling around, by following the solution I linked to above, except:

• To boot into safe mode, I had to press Enter while GRUB was showing (I use a dual-boot system). Just letting it time out with "Windows 10" selected as I usually do would not work, Windows would not boot at all or boot into regular mode.
• In safe mode, I was able to log in as administrator by just leaving the password field empty.
• After resetting the administrator password as suggested, it is no longer empty, Windows changes it to "password", which I luckily found out in a desparate attempt to guess it. I was then able to complete the rest of the steps in the linked article and restore my administrator privileges. Who would have guessed it works like that.

 

User Account Control dialog missing Yes button

LOL.... the reason the password is "password" is because you changed that to it in the first place, by mindlessly entering commands from online tutorials you mentioned.
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AMD Issues Official Statement Regarding RX 560 Silent Downgrade

The simplest method is to look at their naming e.g: Evo in ASUS card or for more shady company like Powercolor look in their SKU numbers, some site like NewEgg mentions the sp count. Talking about Powercolor, they made the later R9 270 TurboDuo with 1024sp instead of 1280sp. I'm very close of buying it before I found it out. The RX 560 that I bought luckily can be unlocked without any problem, if not I'll be quite crossed. AMD should implement the D suffix to everyone, not just for sale in China.