I think I give up.....look at all these errors

yeah except for all those errors listed in the event manager. I was wondering by having the pc using the gpt instead of the mbr, what happens if I can't bootup?

essenbe said:

Yes, there are a couple of ways for them to be set, but yours looks fine. If you are booting good, then everything is working.

ok sounds good

essenbe said:

3rd try you should go into recovery. I would keep a USB with your current build around too. You can get into recovery from that too.

yeah me too.....lol

essenbe said:

Hope you have everything sorted now.

debgram said:

I did what was suggested to me to to a clean install of windows 10 and use the gpt instead of mbr. I looked into event manager because now I can't install my graphics drivers and look at all these errors:

It's normal for even good system to have quite lot of errors and warnings in event viewer. If you don't have any problems with your PC you shouldn't worry about that.

ok thanks, I was a bit worried cause I didn't even that many when I was using windows 7, even before the windows anniversary update I didn't have that many.

VBJP said:

It's normal for even good system to have quite lot of errors and warnings in event viewer. If you don't have any problems with your PC you shouldn't worry about that.

I didn't realize that. I was starting to regret updating to 10. I didn't think I would like it because I liked 7 so much, but I like windows 10 now. A little time to learn how to adjust things cause it's a bit different than 7 but I think I have everything I like fixed. Only thing I was wondering was the services, wish there was more explanation as to what some of the services do or what their for. I believe I can do without some of them enabled but don't know what they belong to.

essenbe said:

Every system has entries like that. That's why the phone scammers tell you there is something wrong with your computer and to prove it, they tell you to open event viewer because they know there will be a lot of entries there, even on the best systems. Also, it is an event viewer where any event is logged. Not all events are bad. Windows 7 used to log when a Windows Update was installed.