Hi I think this is a great tool and can really help, but some times there's just a hic- up and not much to worry about.
Having said that, I think it's a great tool and can be very helpful.
Here's mine. I rolled my PC back to W7 after upgrading to W10. Just didn't care for W10 that much. I'll probably upgrade to W10 again in the future!
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Much better today after fixes I performed yesterday. Ran WSReset yesterday only to find I couldn't open the MS Store apps (save the Store app which took a long time to open) as seen in the black tiles with exclamation points on them below. Not quite sure if it was WSReset that did this or what.
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I found that after opening the Store I could search for them and then reinstall the corrupted apps.
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All others working and working better except the Photos app today. Although no black tile, I get a message that it wouldn't open, so back to the Store again to reinstall. Works again.
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Keep on keeping on. :)
Did that "power blink" maybe happen when the store was updating the broken apps? WSReset doesn't corrupt, it only clears the cache and fixes, Maybe it freed up a process to show that they were botched? I usually use it when a live tile isn't refreshing, like when the weather app tile shows the temps from 3 hours ago or calendar doesn't show the date..
Thanks, Cliff. Although still guessing, it could be that the power blink caused some or all problems, but was just cruising the forum was all. Maybe had my Mail app open at the time as well. Not sure. All in all a shutdown such as that is never good of course. In the end I learned a few things, which is always a good thing.
All is almost perfect here so I created a Restore point. :)
BTW, not sure what those Edge warnings are. It didn't seem to have any problems and was/is running well.
Chiming in ! Not bad,can't say i have had any issues with upgrade, now clean install.
One for Firefox Plug in, 3 for OfficeClicktoRun.exe and 1 from a PC game crash....and a partridge in a pear tree
That's actually very stable for a Windows 10 install.
Mine's becoming stable now as well:
First day with no failures. Knock on wood!
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Hi ! One day is a good start, but like Cliff says it won't last long. I managed to go a whole month one time. Some little thing will usually mess up my 10. Some techs think Reliability Monitor is worthless. I personally think it can be a big help and alert you to a small problem before it becomes a major problem. It can help on BSOD problems. If you learn and watch the monitor daily, you learn the things to ignore and the ones that are serious. It's fun to try and fix the little things also. Just don't let it drive you crazy.
I fixed the Java updater failure by disabling it on start up. Easy fix. Java will notify you in the tray when to up date. It is good to keep Java and Adobe up dated however!
Some one needs to start a fun thread about things they found in the Reliability Monitor and how they fixed them. LOL
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