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Installing windows 10 was the worst thing I did this year. My mouse would double click instead of click, had to drop enhanced power mode in using the device ma
by TheGuyWhoCodes 10y ago
Installing windows 10 was the worst thing I did this year.
My mouse would double click instead of click, had to drop enhanced power mode in using the device manger on every USB port.
I got BSOD when going full screen on youtube - had to disable hardware acceleration.
I got BSOD when pressing F5 in powerpoint....
I lost the ability to open the start menu after SP1 - a problem that exists since windows 8... I had to revert to the previous build.
If the new Microsoft means no QA... I'd rather have the old one....
- FLUX-YOU 10y agoHow old is your PC? Have you run any CPU/Mem/Graphics diagnostics recently? Debugged any of the crash dumps? These symptoms seem like something might be up with your hardware.
- TheGuyWhoCodes 10y ago2.5 years, it's a Lenovo W530, with updated video drivers from Nvidia. Run windows 7 just fine, Ubuntu, gaming, multiple VMs. It's a beast, just can't handle windows 10 low quality.
- voltagex_ 10y agoStill doesn't mean that there isn't an underlying issue. I'd say hardware if you did a clean install or drivers if you did an upgrade. Grab something like WhoCrashed and you may be able to find the culprit
- legrandkay 10y agoI don't think reading let alone debugging crash dumps is a viable option for most users
- voltagex_ 10y agoNo, it definitely isn't. But for most HN readers it is. I'm happy to help anyone who reads this. The last crash dumps for a BSOD are often in c:\windows\MiniDump for a short amount of time after the crash.