Feronix
New member
Surely not slower than my old USB 2.0 flash drive
Oh yes, unless you had a dying USB it's definitely slower
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Oh yes, unless you had a dying USB it's definitely slower
Thelosouvlakia
Classy-Fried-Chicken
I've had the drive since 2009 so many format cycles!
Thelosouvlakia
Classy-Fried-Chicken
Wraith
Bettyswollocks
Ooops! Disk clean up sorted it :mellow:
Thelosouvlakia
Classy-Fried-Chicken
Good job now if you try to revert to your previous windows you might see BSODs
So I finally have both machines running with clean installs that are fully activated, and in the process of loading programs, games and other software etc.
I have found though that suddenly I have 2 logins showing up on the login page which is preventing the auto login from happening which, I am now trying to figure out how to resolve as in the user accounts section there is only my main live account showing up, and everywhere I look there is only one user which is my live account, but the login page is showing a local account as well.
That is on both pc's and I am wondering if it has something to do with me changing the computer names so they are not "PC-XXXXXXX" and instead, are labelled correctly as "Gaming" & "Media", if that is what has caused it then it's yet another PITA issue to fix.
***Update***
Well I finally figured out the reason for the 2 user logins appearing, and it was because I was telling it that I didn't want to enter the password and instead wanted to boot, directly in to the desktop without asking for a password.
As soon as I changed it back so it asked me for a password or pin, the 2nd user account disappeared.
I have found though that suddenly I have 2 logins showing up on the login page which is preventing the auto login from happening which, I am now trying to figure out how to resolve as in the user accounts section there is only my main live account showing up, and everywhere I look there is only one user which is my live account, but the login page is showing a local account as well.
That is on both pc's and I am wondering if it has something to do with me changing the computer names so they are not "PC-XXXXXXX" and instead, are labelled correctly as "Gaming" & "Media", if that is what has caused it then it's yet another PITA issue to fix.
***Update***
Well I finally figured out the reason for the 2 user logins appearing, and it was because I was telling it that I didn't want to enter the password and instead wanted to boot, directly in to the desktop without asking for a password.
As soon as I changed it back so it asked me for a password or pin, the 2nd user account disappeared.
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SuB
The Webmaster
I know someone who has, it did it by itself apparently, no issues at all.
Thelosouvlakia
Classy-Fried-Chicken
you can also jump on the tech preview from the "stable" version of windows
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
that's good to know will give it a go later once he is a bed
Pretty sure that TP users had to stay on the TP in order to upgrade, while you did get the same build as we did, you also still are enrolled in the TP program. It was the downside of letting them get W10 for free to prevent pirates from getting the TP then getting W10 for free. Unless they changed that...
