It took hours to figure out how to fix the corrupted startup files because first I had to find them in a hidden partition with hidden files. And they could only be altered using programs on the recovery media and even then I kept getting the error that access was denied. I finally had to delete the corrupted files before one of the Windows 10 recovery utilities was able to rewrite them. It was a bit of a nightmare with nothing I found on the internet being very helpful. If I hadn't had a lot of experience dating back 40 years I would have had to reinstall everything over this nonsense.
Once I got everything working again I immediately imaged the system.
Read it:
Widow, 103 had nasty audio stutter.....
AI?
Of course I also used the group policy editor in Windows 10 Pro and also changed the settings in Windows Update to prevent driver updates to help prevent this type of surprise.
Does this affect the ASIO driver as well or just the default windows driver? It has long been know that the default windows driver is junk.
Since the last Windows 10 update my new laptop has been crashing and re-booting like mad. First, internet pages began crashing. Then the whole browser began crashing. Then the computer itself.
The crashes even deleted some of my browser add-ons, which I had to re-install multiple times. When they didn’t disappear, they mysteriously turned themselves off.
I tried to roll back the computer, but it keeps crashing before it can complete the task. I’ve given up on even trying.
The last two days, I’ve been consumed with trying everything I know, and visiting lots of knowledge sources - without luck. Today I couldn’t get YouTube to work at all. It wouldn’t even display the player window.
I have no idea why, but a couple of minutes ago, YouTube came back to life. We’ll see how long that lasts.
1903 ruined my ability to use a valuable piece of third party software. It would cost $250 to update it. Other than for word processing and an Internet browser, I’m done with Windows
1903 disabled WebDAV write capabilities,
we had to rush a workaround into production.
Microsoft seems to be ignoring the issue
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Linux Mint. $0, installs quickly and the one problem I had was fixed in 20 minutes. Runs Firefox, Thunderbird, GNU image manipulator, Libre Office, and reboots really fast.
One of my PCs just got the 1903 update yesterday and I was pleased everything seemed fine. Then it rebooted overnight, couldn’t lot on and so it presented me with a TEMP user this morning with none of my stuff. Wasted an hour figuring out what the hell was going on. Thanks Redmond.
I’ve 1903 on all three of my laptops. All work just fine. I really like this edition.
At work we had many people calling in these past few weeks to report their pc would not boot up after an update. A rarity then all of a sudden many calls.
They have to send the pc in for re-image as system restore had been disable due to company policy.....