Windows 10: Show Your Reliability History

In IE it worked great, it's just some video like You Tube won't let you go full screen in IE, and watching the streamed event was one of those times,. In chrome I saw it in HD on my 32" TV connected to my 5.1 Home Cinema(the way it should be done*Smile)

 

Ok. I see. I actually switched over to the MS site. It had wide screen and watched on my 27" Samsung monitor.

 

I should have tried that, oh well...

 

I'm on day 3 of new build 10565. This is after performing Restore last night from a restore point made right after upgrading. I goofed up attempting to uninstall/reinstall Edge from a goofy bug so I restored. All is quiet today so far except the 2 Critical events that show up in details and not in day category window? The only time I used Speech was when in Word listening to the sound of a word within the dictionary there. It worked just fine. Weird.

Day 1, which was install late afternoon and evening use. Mostly problems with Edge. A lot of updates and apps that installed successfully.





Day 2. More problems with Edge and more updates and app updates that installed successfully.





Day 3. So far so good after the Restore last night. Knock on wood!

 

Getting reliable now with the RTM build:

 

Minecraft for Windows 10 keeps crashing for some reason.

 

Guess what happens around Oct 6th? No obvious update, just change all the sleep commands to Shut down.
I can't make W10 handle correctly sleep mode, it either crashes or is unable to wakeup.

 

Mine's now reliable with defaults except for some privacy settings

 

Since the newest insider build. *Sad

 

Hopefully those are fixed when the final build is released

 

I'm waiting for it so I can get off the insider.
The latest build gave me restart problem's where I get a blue screen three time's before I get to
the desktop.

 

Ok, here is mine folks.....not that impressive, but still seems to run fine.

 

To me, app/program crashes where Microsoft is not the creator doesn't count. It makes sense that the more apps/programs you have, the higher the risk of poor reliability history.

Anyways, here's mine after a bunch of updates today:

 

Since last insider build.