windows 10 is too bad

siddeshvsm · 01 Sep 2015

Am not able to open settings & personalize my laptop .. In windows 10

LittleJay · 01 Sep 2015

Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade

Doing a repair install helped me to fix the issues I was having after running the upgrade over W7.

Note: please open the link posted above for instructions on how to do a repair install.

siddeshvsm · 01 Sep 2015

How to do that"?

Raiz · 01 Sep 2015

siddeshvsm said:

How to do that"?

Littlejay included a link in his post, use that

bro67 · 01 Sep 2015

For some reason it is being a little pesky, while 10 is doing housekeeping, while you are using it. Supposed to be fix when 10525 gets pushed out in October.

LittleJay · 01 Sep 2015

Raiz said:

Littlejay included a link in his post, use that

Thanks for pointing that out. I just assumed the OP would see the link, but I shouldn't have done that.

bobkn · 01 Sep 2015

I wonder whether siddeshvsm's copy of Win 10 is activated. If it's not, personalization will not be permitted.

RWOne · 01 Sep 2015

BEFORE you do a whole repair install, try this fix:

Fix: Windows 10 Settings app does not open or launch

caperjack · 01 Sep 2015

bro67 said:

For some reason it is being a little pesky, while 10 is doing housekeeping, while you are using it. Supposed to be fix when 10525 gets pushed out in October.

I'm using 10532 now ,insider preview, and all is well on my computer

heyyahblah · 01 Sep 2015

I have the 10525 TP as well and it works good, except for a few bugs I have experienced. I like the fact that they brought back some of the customization options, hopefully there will be more in the SR1 release at the end of October.

On an older laptop that I did an upgrade from W7 to W10, after activation I found the best and easiest solution to make everything problem free was, after the activation of W10 and upgrade (files all backed up of course) I ran a clean install of W10 again over the upgrade and it installed a fresh clean copy of W10 with no programs/apps on it, already activated. W10 took care and installed all the drivers for me as well on the laptop.

Only 2 had to be done manually with software. Webcam driver + software, Realtek HD audio (MIC would not work unless Realtek was installed) and SD card reader driver. Since W10 could not find one, and manufacturer only provided a W7 version of the driver installed that and SD card slot works fine, no errors or BSOD's.