Only a small portion of the 1809 Windows 10 update rumors are false; most are just speculation or misinformation.
Only a small portion of the 1809 Windows 10 update rumors are false; most are just speculation or misinformation.
I've seen several files and folders go missing, even though I've relied on them a lot.
Adjusted the main boot device settings in BIOS. It helped restore the operating system. You should be able to choose a drive in BIOS and start booting manually now.
I attempted various fixes—going back to earlier versions, using safe mode, exploring advanced settings. Eventually, I managed to recover my drive and connect it to another machine to retrieve the data. After that, I reinstalled the operating system, which took a considerable amount of time, but having all drivers ready made the process much faster on an SSD.
I just reinstalled and updated my GPU drivers.there might have been something fishy there. I had to remove AMD software manually and install 18.5, than i could upgrade to 18.10.1. I hope that that was what was causing BODs. Also another boot failure. BIOS, reset boot priority. It's a ASUS Sabertooth 990FX Rev. 1. The board is old. I wonder if BIOS battery is a issue. I will see what the driver does. It always seem to corrupt on feature updates. I have had to do this many times on this PC. Question now is should I replace CMOS battery?
When will they fix bugs w/ 1809 update. I will see what happens. I already ran disk cleanup on all system folders so there is no rollback for me. I got a few blue screens the night I updated GPU drivers. Also had trouble installing GPU drivers. I had to manually remove driver with add and remove programs. Screen was flickering before correcting driver issues. it was a pain in the ass. Sometimes start with a earlier revision works. I will let forum know stability progress. It was stable last night 10/13/2018. Checking for driver updates may help after feature updates. As per boot config changing in BIOS, I don't know. I hope Microsoft stops with feature upsets, I mean Updates.
It was said that in 1809 files were removed and Microsoft took it off the market: https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2018/10/even-...perations/