I used windows updates to install the new version and everything was going fine until a couple restarts and was at 79% then restarted and my computer now has a black screen and has been stuck going on 10 minutes now.
Windows 10 Professional 2004 64 bit
HP 6300 Pro SFF (Computer model)
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It didn't change so I powered off my computer and it seems to be working fine now and it appears I have the new version installed
Make an sfc / scannow command.
Run SFC Command in Windows 10
I did the same for now on my daily driver. The ESENT errors are the most annoying... never been able to find a solution (mine are ID:642).
Also got the Defrag Trim bug, but I disable it anyway, since I've been using Raxco PerfectDisk for years now.
I've got it running on my second partition (fresh install), and the Nvidia Dev driver glitch I had was resolved by toggling some settings in the NV control panel, so I'm now able to fiddle around with the HW GPU Scheduling as planned.
But yeah, waiting for it to cook some more before using it on my main.
a. absolutely the "longest" upgrade ever: over two hours. circle dots slow, slow, slow at reboots during install and afterwards too when installed.
b. reboots and after shutdown 1 out of 2 times machine did not boot into windows.
completely dysfunctional. an embarrassment for msoft.
I restored machine from a Reflect image.
did not have new --a few generations old--nvidia drivers. could that be it??
thanks for your attention.
Actually my System One in my specs below was marginally quicker when updated to 2004 through Windows Update than it was last year for 1903. Four hours is still a long time though....
How long does the 2004 upgrade take using Windows Update?
Another optimize drives bug:
If you have Sandbox turned on, Optimize Drives(defrag in event viewer) repeatedly tries to optimize the slabs(at least on my SSD) and fails. All other disk optimizations show the finished 0x0 with no problem.
But I can only say that for SSDs, as my main machine has no HDDs.
Intel chipset driver (V10.1.18383.8213) doesn't install the drivers even with the -overall flag.
Maybe an updated set will workaround it.
I'm getting slowly sick of repeating this to various threads, I just wish members would use forums search
I really need to bookmark a post, it'll be easier later
Look in Control Panel\Programs & features, or Regedit: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Intel\InfInst\Version to see if it is installed or updated.
There I found one of my posts and bookmarked it: Asus MAximus X Code MB will not update Chipset
Last edited by Cliff S; 30 May 2020 at 08:25.
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