Windows 10: (W10-Errors) Performance / Crashing / Freezing / Boot-Loop [HelpMe]

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Thanks. I'll check it out and let you know how the process goes.
I hope everything works out fine and thanks for everything yet again! : )

 

Problem has returned.
Only once when booting up now, though.
SO its a whole lot better to be honest.
But I think I'm going back to Windows 7
tomorrow.

 

If you do, make sure you set your Windows Update to Manual instead of Auto.
Whenever new updates are available, go over the list to make sure you do not download Windows 10 again.

That said, words have been spread around that what we presently call Optional Updates will become Recommended Updates. I am not sure if that means they will be installed automatically or not.

Here is the Windows Blog about Recommended Updates :
excerpt........ source
Early next year, we expect to be re-categorizing Windows 10 as a “Recommended Update”. Depending upon your Windows Update settings, this may cause the upgrade process to automatically initiate on your device. Before the upgrade changes the OS of your device, you will be clearly prompted to choose whether or not to continue. And of course, if you choose to upgrade (our recommendation!), then you will have 31 days to roll back to your previous Windows version if you don’t love it.

 

Thanks. I'll read more of that post tomorrow. I once again appreciate the intel : )

 

Here is another link to the problem:
Windows 10 Crashes / Freezes / Breaks - When you end up clicking a Link / Button on a Website.
Once you've loaded it up again, Windows 10 (12 Boot-ups Later) Or (Less sometimes) This problem don't happen.
I still have no idea what is causing this problem. I am reporting all crash reports here:

 

Another few days have passed and it's time to revisit this Thread.
Windows 10 ~ Threshold-2 Update sure hasn't fixed my problem. But I can say that it has ironed it out more. As in; it doesn't seem to break as often as it did before this update. So, that's progress right there!

Problem: Not sure if this is a problem just for my PC, but it certainly is Windows 10 related. Heck, it's probably Windows 10 not responding with my Display Drivers. Since, I did find something in the corner of my screen: 'AMD Display Driver has stopped responding . . .' but then it fixed itself (apparently) ~ I've now noticed that upon booting up my PC (Windows 10) every morning, I will find that it (1) Crashes on Desktop (2) Crashes when I've [Posted] a reply on a Web Browser / Website. (3) Crashes when I'm watching YouTube (Mostly) (4) Freezes or BSOD - when it finds that I've been watching a YouTube video. (This happens a lot but soon fixes itself after like [3-4] Reboots. Sometimes it is less.

 

Update: AMD (error) related? It seems that AMD Creative Suite or whatever... (Installer) something like that is responsible for these problems. There was a (Beta) update earlier on, I reinstalled and downloaded the update. So, lets see if everything works out.

 

I am NEVER going to Mark as Solved. Never!
Why? Because this problem will never be fixed (so it seems)
As yes, I am going to be going back to Windows 7.
But for those who were ever so curious in how to fix this problem:
(Solution: Not possible) ~ I have no idea what causes the problem. No idea what even causes the Crash Loop, Restart Boot Loop, BOD Loop, I have no idea what causes it to just restart itself. Screen goes black, shuts off, comes on, reboots, loads up Windows 10 startup. I honestly have waited (20 Tries) in order to get it working again. Then to find it restart after trying to watch a video or open a new tab. It just does it randomly, and nothing seems to be linked to this problem. I've tried ALMOST everything to get this stupid issue to be smoothed out. IDGAF anymore... back to Windows 7 forever!

 

A bit late on this post but I had the same problem running Windows 10 which went into a continous reboot loop. It actually wipe out one of my two UEFI BIOS on my MSI X99A SLI PLUS board which I managed to fix using the update method in the manual. I then ran my Linuxmint 17.3 on the same system board for many hours testing so I know now it NOT a main board hardware problem.

But the booting loop problem is actually cause by Windows 10 with no controls on the auto updates. But here is a procedure by one user were using regedit he was able to disable the feature then Windows 10 ran well. Here is the link for further reading for reference.

New Windows 10 Problem: Forced Automatic Update Causing Endless Crash Loops, Here’s How To Fix The Issue : TECH : Tech Times

And the edit he suggested...
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First, type "regedit" in the Start menu. Then, In the window that opens go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList . Next you should backup your registry key just in case. Highlight ProfileList , click File and Export , picking any backup name you wish. Then scan through the ProfileList IDs and delete any including "ProfileImagePath". Now you can close regedit and reboot your system, and the patch should install properly.


This issue highlights one of the most criticized and controversial aspects of Windows 10, which is forced automatic security updates. Microsoft has eliminated the user option of either choosing not to install or delay these updates, much to the chagrin of users who are already experiencing problems like the endless loop crash as a result.
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Hope this edit might help! Microsoft needs to gets it's act together.

Youtubes which work for me.


Windows 10 How To Stop It Spying On You & Logging Your Activity | Step By Step Guide

Windows 10 How To Stop It Spying On You Logging Your Activity | Step By Step Guide - YouTube

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