Hi guys, I tried upgrading win 8.1pro to win 10pro.
Upgrade went w/o a hitch.
trouble is, after windows updates the nvidia drivers, and a reboot happens, AFTER user login, system turns into a slideshow.
system runs fine AT login screen, and when I had (via safe mode) thrown out the NVIDIA drivers.
it doesn't matter if I use the nvidia.com reference drivers or if windows itself fetches them automatically via windows update.
after installing drivers BEFORE system reboot, it runs fine. after reboot, it runs fine up until the login screen. after user login, system is a sluggish slideshow.
I know this isn't tech support, but pretty-please, help a fellow anon out. I can't find a matching issue resolution on google.
it's an ASUS ROG G55VW with upgraded 24 GB RAM.
>I know this isn't tech support
>but please help me with my tech problems
kys
>>55045549
of course, those form of responses don't have to miss here
nobody has an idea, what it might be?
obviously it has to do with the video drivers, but what exactly is causing this?
>>55045539
>installing Windows 10
you deserve what you get
>>55045539
>upgrading
It's a downgrade you fool.
>>55045539
>using botnet 10
>not using sqt
>ack-ing the stupidity of your own post
>not doing a clean install
this must be bait
>>55045539
>Upgrade went w/o a hitch.
>trouble is now my anus bleeds
you deserve it, fag
>>55046258
It is a downgrade if you're on Windows 7, but if he's coming from 8 or 8.1 it makes sense to update.
>>55045539
Did you do a clean install? or just Upgraded with all your old stuff intact? If it wasnt a clean install you're fucked. Windows 10 has a lot of problems when people upgrade. Some of your drivers may not be compatible or some other problems.
I had the same problem but re-installed as a clean install and its been fine
>>55046321
Very little. There's more mobile touch shit on 10 than it is on 8.1
>>55046572
no it was an upgrade, I have a fuckton of stuff running (hyper-v/FIM2010R2 and related test VMs) I don't dare to install from scratch, might as well take a week off then to get it all back up to par
what irks me, that it runs fine, until user is logged in
fucking illogical
>>55046572
also, what makes things worse, the video drivers run just fine, after installation (either way by nvidia. com reference drivers or Windows update) , until I do a system reboot (nothing has changed until then) , after reboot, it's fine, until after a user logged in
>fuckingey
>>55045539
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.
>>55046816
>>55046859
run a latency program if your lantency is causing problems you wont find a fix unless you go around fucking with drivers and registries to see what is causing it. which could take forever.... you may wanna clean install or just downgrade.
>>55046321
>not modding your 8.1 to be a faster version of 7
You fool
my one and only experience with windows 10
>install
>reboot
>this screen perpetually until hard reset
