When the Chinese and Indians start upgrading it will soon reach a billion.

Thanks. Both programs are worth having.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Good luck.

Have you talked to Toshiba ?

You may want to reinstall VLC. I can play all DVD's in all my W10 computers.

Also a complete power down and restart sometimes works for a lot of problems.

W10 does not come with a DVD player. Try this free software, thousands of people are using it.

http://download.cnet.com/VLC-Media-Player/3000-13632_4-10267151.html

You can also change the size of the recycle bin.

And the public in general.

When you get into BIOS look for Boot Order. When you find this you will be able to change what sequence the disks boot in. Your Logo screen or first start screen should have a menu for you to select...

If you are still having a problem you might try ESET online scanner. I solved high memory usage by finding a virus that no other scanner found.

http://www.eset.com/us/online-scanne...008aAmTJ8P8HAQ

Your first screen or Logo screen should have a menu with select boot option. It will have also have the option to select Bios where you can select your boot order. During start up pressing Del will...

This was a common problem in some of the pre release versions. I had it happen to me.

Not sure if there is a fix, may be a repair install.

You may try a complete power off.

Your MB has duel CMOS you may switch to the backup.

Thank you so much for this info.

Toolbad: Thanks for the info.

Go to this MS site.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10


All the info for getting a copy of W10 is there.


Be sure you follow the instructions.

Your welcome

Be sure to follow MS instructions.

Go to this MS site.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10


All the info for getting a copy of W10 and how to install is there

If you are still having a problem you might try ESET online scanner. I solved high memory usage by finding a virus that no other scanner found.
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Great

So what did you do to fix it ?

Go to this MS site.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10


All the info for getting a copy of W10 is there.

Boot up with your install disk. When you get the install screen the lower left corner will say repair you can try this.

Shut it down, power off. Sometimes W10 resets it's self and all is well.

Search for msconfig.exe.

These were TechNet copies of W7 Pro that I never used and were installed with out any modifications. I have only used the W7 Ultimate versions and didn't want to take a chance of losing there keys.