Windows 10: Reload 10 or not?

I currently run W10 build 9879 on two computers, one gets used quite a lot more than the other. The favoured one has 41 successful updates and 3 failures to date and the other one has had 11 ok and 15 fails. At the moment I can't seem to get the five outstanding updates to download, either singly or together. Would a fresh reload be the best course of action? I could wait for the next build to arrive first.

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twindows 10 problems, can I reload or dosystem restore

Hi Linda,

You may refer to the following suggestions and check if they fix the issue.



Start your computer in safe mode with networking and perform a scan using Windows Defender.

Refer this link to start the computer in safe mode.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows-10/changing-the-start-up-settings-in-windows-10#v1h=tab01



Restart the computer in normal mode and check if the issue is resolved.

If virus is not removed even after the virus scan, please start your computer in
safe mode with networking and try to perform system restore to a previous working date.

Hope this helps.

 

twindows 10 problems, can I reload or dosystem restore

windows 10 d/load brought malware, i tried to "whiteline" over 4 days but the malware is still showing in EDge How can I do system restore, m/soft wants admin rights, surely there is another way to do system restore to avoid tiresome bumf?

 

My recommendation would be to wait for the next release. It's only a few weeks away and might have better luck with the updates. Or you might have to solve the problem all over again if it exists in that build.

You call though.

 

Yes, waiting a couple of weeks or until a new iso comes out may save me a lot of bother.

 

Hi,
You could use the refresh with your install media ?
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...iew-media.html
Cheers.

 

Since I don't have any media at present having started with the original build, I think that I'll wait until the iso for the forthcoming build is available. The good example will suffice, and my 8.1 and W7.

 

Hi,
Yep that would be a problem *Wink
Cheers.

 

I tried the update again today, 5 required. About an hour later I checked the screen and it said that Windows is up to date. Checking update history, last update KB3025390 ( IE11 ) was installed on 31st December.

 

Ignor my last post, a senior moment caused me to switch to W7 and I was looking at the wrong updates. Back on W10 the updates failed.