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I uttered the same words when, after not booting up my machine for a month due to a move, I got the lovely, lovely message... "A component of the operating sys
by imode 10y ago
I uttered the same words when, after not booting up my machine for a month due to a move, I got the lovely, lovely message...
"A component of the operating system has expired."
and I was unable to boot any further. still am not. had to turn back my BIOS clock a month in order to "unlock it".
needless to say, a planned install of linux is on the way. I've had enough.
- mynameisvlad 10y agoAre you running Insider builds? Because I believe there is a warning when you first enable them that they do expire, and in this case, it did. I've only had an expiration BSOD when my Insider build expired; regular builds shouldn't exhibit this behaviour.
- imode 10y agoit's funny, I switched to insider builds, then switched _back_ to the regular builds on a stock install of 10, and this still happened.