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Thanks all the replies. However it managed to boot after a full Windows reinstall. I think there maybe some magic to SCSI adapter support.

I am trying to make my boot drive which is a SATA SSD to use USB via a SATA USB adapter as I am running out of SATA ports for other storage drives. Now, Windows 10 Pro refuses to boot into login screen, it keeps rebooting at load screen and go into recovery mode. Only safe mode works now. Is this set up even possible for Windows 10 Pro? Will reintalling Windows work? I read somewhere Windows will not boot from a movable drive, is SATA SSD over USB SCSI considered removable? Update: Re-installing Windows works.

Moving to:

what software is be used to virtualise 7 machines with full GPU support?

http://www.amd.com/en-us/products/graphics Website inaccessible this time, ddos attack by ragers?

I have Asus router and the WiFi is working fine till recently. My android phone is still able to connect to it and surf the net but my desktop WiFi can't have the internet access. This is the weird part, it may not be my desktop side. When I switch on my phone hotspot for it to connect, its working fine. And if my desktop is switched off like for hours and on it back, the WiFi is working fine to the router again but after sometime the problem came back. Restarting the router/com does not help. Anyone knows the cause of the issue?

I install both in Windows 10 too so for basic I can use its quick sync and for the future of dx12 games Idk how multiple gpu scaling goes

Thanks for the reply. After I did a read up on this, I saw this quote below the page of Microsoft's article on Bitlocker to Go. So this means other editions will have no problem to decrypt it?

I am now encrypting a portable drive on my Windows 10 pro Pc. It's taking freaking long time. Just wondering if I can plug this drive to other PC which is Windows 7/10 home edition and is able to unlock it? If it can't unlock it, any other possible ways to unlock it on home editions?

From a Facebook post the top comment says actually HTC has got that design before that iPhone is being released, so it not HTC copying iPhone, is it correct?

Haha nice search you have. One of them it's me

Wow its a clean install and I am cautious for Windows 10 for now when installing programs. I only get in MPC HC and steam. I dun think its badly maintained. And maintenance issue should bring out problems when installing(like those reboot loops) but this seems to be a download issue. I tried both P2P on and off didnt work.

Its the second cumulative update release today and I got the 0x8020002b error when downloading it. The first release KB3081424, I got the same problem but I installed the update manually, now I got the problem again. I afraid that I will need to keep manually installing all the future updates, Lol this might seem good for those of you who want to disable win10 auto updates

Haha this title says all but is not what you might seek

I am not sure this is a issue or feature for Windows 10 or even Windows 8, because I upgraded from Windows 7. Lets say you open "This Pc'(My computer in Win7) without maximising then close it and open again, in Windows 7 the window should appear at the same position where it previously closed but in Windows 10 the next opening position seems to jump around at random. This seems only to happen for 2 Windows programs I found out so far: Windows Explorer and Microsoft Edge. Is this a bug? or there is settings Idk how I messed with but I am sure is not as straight forward as like MPC HC which it clearly has a check box for remembering last window position. Any one encounters this issue too?