I'll second your experience.
Out of 42 Win 10 Pro systems that have been upgraded, 1 failed to boot
after the update and all efforts to recover the drive failed (believe
me, I tried everything!) I ended up reformatting the SSD and
reinstalling Win10 Pro.
No, I can't prove it was the update that caused it, but the timing was
uncanny.
With 147 Win 10 Pro systems still not updated, I'm not looking forward
to the next month!
Mike Copeland
[email protected] wrote:
It can't be any worse than the nightmare I've just had installing the latest
update for Windows. My wife's laptop had to go to a repair shop to get the
BIOS fixed after the update trashed it. The update trashed my desktop 3 times
requiring a clean install and a restore from an image! The only way I could
get it in was with a clean install, install Office and VFP then update - which
deleted VFP and Office so they had to be re-installed. The only benefit is
that now my PC boots very quickly. I use an iPhone and iPad so thought I'll
give a Mac a try as all my friends that have one says that it just works. 😊
Got to be worth a try.
John
John Weller
01380 723235
07976393631
The Mac ecosystem isn't some sunlit upland TBH
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