Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 10134 May Hit Fast Ring Soon Insider

dnasystems · 01 Jun 2015

Sandman said:

Every build of 10 gives me an error upon shutdown. Don't remember what the past ones were, but this one, 10130, gave me this... 0x0000FFFBF9FCC60.
No idea. mem test-ok. Never ever happens in 8.1 pro. Google-nothing. I may have missed a number theo, will look on next shutdown.

Thru some digging...I solved the "explorer.exe" error on shutdown by changing the pagefile/virtual mem to 2048MB/min - 4096MB/max. If it hasn't been covered yet...hope it works for you.
Right click My/This Computer -->Properties-->System Protection-->Advanced-->Performance-->Settings-->Advanced-->Virtual Memory-->Change-->Uncheck Automatically manage-->highlight OS drive-->custom size target ~3072MB

nvaneck · 02 Jun 2015

After 10130, still can't get Spartan to load, after numerous reboots, except via link to a pdf web file. Hope next one comes soon.

otisdog · 02 Jun 2015

I had no problems with a clean install and everything seems to be running smooth and fast.
I do get the memory error when shutting down.
Jim

dnasystems · 02 Jun 2015

otisdog said:

I had no problems with a clean install and everything seems to be running smooth and fast.
I do get the memory error when shutting down.
Jim

If it's the DDE Server Window error regarding memory, try the pagefile/virtual memory fix I posted a few posts back. Worked for me and now NO errors on shut down or restart. Hope it works for you.

AlanWade · 02 Jun 2015

dnasystems said:

Thru some digging...I solved the "explorer.exe" error on shutdown by changing the pagefile/virtual mem to 2048MB/min - 4096MB/max. If it hasn't been covered yet...hope it works for you.
Right click My/This Computer -->Properties-->System Protection-->Advanced-->Performance-->Settings-->Advanced-->Virtual Memory-->Change-->Uncheck Automatically manage-->highlight OS drive-->custom size target ~3072MB

Thanks, that solved my error too.

BunnyJ · 02 Jun 2015

AlanWade said:

Thanks, that solved my mem error on shut down.

Thanks for the verification.. I'll try this out later today!!

alkaufmann · 02 Jun 2015

caperjack said:

just curious ,what bugs are you experiencing

My laptop uses a D-Link DWA-182 to connect to the Internet; it was never a problem until this version, Now every time I start up the laptop I see a D-Link application spending at least 2 minutes trying to connect and it is already connected. I have disabled that D-Link application in the startup but still it starts up. I may try uninstalling this D-Link application to see what happens.

Sandman · 02 Jun 2015

I've seen many articles that say if you are running SSDs you should disable the pagefile. It adds to wear and tear on the SSD.

BunnyJ · 02 Jun 2015

Sandman said:

I've seen many articles that say if you are running SSDs you should disable the pagefile. It adds to wear and tear on the SSD.

I'll look into this... thanks for the information.

Cliff S · 02 Jun 2015

Sandman said:

I've seen many articles that say if you are running SSDs you should disable the pagefile. It adds to wear and tear on the SSD.

They will probably last longer than your system will, if you buy the right one. Have you read the SSD Endurance Experiment at The Tech Report? These were the last ones to die. You can read the whole test at that site.

And so the Samsung 840 Pro soldiered on as the last SSD standing.
The 840 Pro was among the most well-behaved drives in the experiment. It remained free of uncorrectable errors until the very end, and it accumulated reallocated sectors at a surprisingly consistent rate. The Samsung 840 pro was the winner. You are reading that right 2.5 Petabytes

Reallocated sectors started appearing in volume after 600TB of writes. Through 2.4PB, the Pro racked up over 7000 reallocated sectors totaling 10.7GB of flash. Samsung's Magician utility gave a clean bill of health, though, and the used-block counter showed ample reserves to push past 2.5PB: