I'm done with Win10

HP Support Assistant found two errors:
1) Windows Update has been repaired.
2) Detected potential error in Windows Update database.

Perhaps not relevant, but non the less.

CountMike said:

Recovery will most probably bring you back to HP Recovery partition and all the problems with it. Best to do clean install if problems were not related to hardware.

The computer is under warranty, so I'm dependent upon the tech to be willing to do a clean install provided no hardware or drivers errors are found. If they refuse a clean install I'll f**k the warranty and do it myself. The alternative is to wait a year and a half before doing a clean install after the warranty has expired. But before doing that, any half assed "repair" done by these techs that does not fix the problems will result in me returning to the shop . . . again and again.
It's up to them,-less work or more work . . . do the math.

After Win10 did not get on with firefox, Internet Download manager and my not so young Asus notebook I have tried to load any form of lynx that will load but wait i cant even get that to work . I am left feeling its all my fault i fill in reports for MS and Firefox but sigh !!
So i am stuck with Win10 lets hope the HP all in one coming so will be better.

emtor said:

HP Support Assistant found two errors:
1) Windows Update has been repaired.
2) Detected potential error in Windows Update database.
Perhaps not relevant, but non the less.

Although I agree with the fresh install, Windows Update issues are very relevant.
Check the status of the Windows Updates in Update and Security and then the installed update history page.
If you can capture screenshots, please post them and show them to the technician.
Also run winver and let us know the exact version that is being used.

MeAndMyComputer said:

Also run winver and let us know the exact version that is being used.

version 1709 (OS build 16299.309

Have you tried disabling the graphic card driver in Device Manager?

MeAndMyComputer said:

Check the status of the Windows Updates in Update and Security and then the installed update history page.
If you can capture screenshots, please post them and show them to the technician.

I went to Windows Update, Update status.
Sorry, no screenshot unless you can read Norwegian, so I need to translate from norwegian to english:

Update log:
Quality updates (1)
2018-04 Security update for Adobe Flash Player (KB4093110)
installed 11th of april 2018

Other updates (2)
Windows tool for removal of malware, april 2018 (KB890830)
installed 11th. of april 2018

Windows tool for removal of malware, march 2018 (KB890830)
installed 3rd. of march 2018