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Boggin:
--- Quote from: Sonivani on June 09, 2020, 07:52:59 am ---Hello,
also i used the v4.9.0 , suitable for win10 2004 , and fixed some windows permissions and the 230! sytem reparse points scanned as missing/wrong , and no worries so far
thanks
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Glad that sorted things out for you but given the bugs reported in 2004 I think I'll wait for the next release from MS.
Boggin:
I got the update through Windows Update, but the following day the laptop began freezing.
I tried a number of things before finally using the system image I'd created beforehand to restore back to 1909.
On Googling, it suggests that this freezing could be because of outdated drivers and to update them in Safe Mode with Networking but if the machine is frozen, then that wouldn't be possible.
Boggin:
There is an alternative way to access the Start-up Settings other than pressing and holding the SHIFT button throughout a Restart and that is to power shutdown, switch on then power shutdown when the Win 10 logo comes up.
Quickly do this a second time and then allow the machine to start on the third switch on.
This will go through diagnostic procedures and end with a warning that the machine didn't start properly.
You can ignore this as it's probably related to the repeated shutdowns.
Clicking on Advanced, you will then be able to select Troubleshoot/Advanced options to select Start-up Settings and eventually press F5 for Safe Mode with Networking.
However, in my Googling for a solution to the freezes, there was no mention of this method and I think many people would be unaware of this alternative method.
Sonivani:
--- Quote from: Boggin on June 13, 2020, 01:20:05 am ---I got the update through Windows Update, but the following day the laptop began freezing.
I tried a number of things before finally using the system image I'd created beforehand to restore back to 1909.
On Googling, it suggests that this freezing could be because of outdated drivers and to update them in Safe Mode with Networking but if the machine is frozen, then that wouldn't be possible.
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Hi, saw somewhere but couldnt remember where, that Hewlett Packard has released a specific patch for their laptops with installation prior to the Update to Win10 2004 , as there were many laptops from their brand stuck with latest microsoft update
ps : from my side i had, constant refresh loop in explorer.exe folders and desktop icons every 10s : So i remove most of "none-microsoft" ShellExt (context right click menu ) and had to uninstall E-Share(ncryptedcloud)
Boggin:
Well I read that MS were going to hold off releasing the update to Intel based machines with integral graphics which this Toshiba has.
Apparently 2004 also had problems with Nvidia graphics - again.
As I got the update through Windows Update, I assumed they had ironed out the bugs.
I only have one driver that updated and that is for my Realtek wireless adapter.
The thing is, is that it installs one dated 31 March 2016 and when I check that on InSSIDer3 the graph looks like a broken saw blade, so I stick with a one from April 2013 which was my Win 7 driver and is more stable.
I don't know if that driver was the cause of the machine freezing, but I'm quite happy with 1909.
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