I offically hate windows 10

[BootyDustBandit]

okay so I am having more troubles with windows ten, so bad to the point of me just re-installing windows which of course didn't fix anything. 

I have a brand new computer assembled for my freind who wants to use it for VR. The problem is that on the first boot-up of windows everything goes just fine but the second time i boot all of the anything i pull up stops responding it doesn't matter what it is, even task manager stops responding. Before I just go with 'bad hard drive' and throw away a brand new 1 Tb WD blue, could anything else be the problem? I have tried multiple editions of windows even going as far as to wipe my windows USB and set it up again but nothing seems to be working. However it does start working properly after about an hour of waiting which obviously isn't okay.

 

thanks for reading this, any feedback would be appreciated. 

 

P.S. f#$k windows 10

 

edit: i'm a dumbass and forgot a parts list

 

CPU- A10-6800K (used, used to be my CPU before I upgraded to a r7 2700x)

motherboard- Gigabyte - GA-F2A78M-HD2 Micro ATX FM2+ Motherboard (also used, was paired with my A10)

RAM- brand new single stick of hyper X fury 8 Gb (1600 Mhz)

GPU- RX 570 8GB (MSI armor Mk II)

HDD- 7.2k RPM 1Tb WD Blue (brand new)

PSU- 450w EVGA fully modular power supply

All parts have been tested and are proven to be functioning normally

 

[Fasauceome]

And then suddenly you've got the reason people like me switch to Linux. It's a learning process but I am starting to hate windows so much.

[BootyDustBandit]

1 minute ago, fasauceome said:

And then suddenly you've got the reason people like me switch to Linux. It's a learning process but I am starting to hate windows so much.

yeah, only problem is my freind knows nothing about computers and VR doesn't have a whole ton of support for linux.

[Frankenburger]

Sounds more like a hardware issue than an issue with Windows. Process of elimination is pretty important, because jumping to conclusions before validating the issue can lead you down the wrong path and will cause hours of wasted time.

 

Do you have a second computer you can put a blank drive in, and load your image of Windows onto that for testing purposes?

[keskparane]

What happens on the third boot? That is after the second boot has been allowed time to escape its lag

[SolarNova]

Have u tried going back to Windows 7 ?

[Cyberspirit]

If you have a spare drive then, try it with that. If that doesn't help my best guess is maybe the RAM stick.

Maybe do a memtest and see what results you get. ( Hit Windows key + R and type in mdsched.exe )

[MikeSK]

• Have you run windows 10 before with hardware combination?
• If you have, what has changed?
• If you found compatibility issues, for example with hard drives supported modes in BIOS, have you tried to use a fix?

[BootyDustBandit]

On 1/10/2019 at 4:14 PM, Frankenburger said:

Sounds more like a hardware issue than an issue with Windows. Process of elimination is pretty important, because jumping to conclusions before validating the issue can lead you down the wrong path and will cause hours of wasted time.

 

Do you have a second computer you can put a blank drive in, and load your image of Windows onto that for testing purposes?

Yes, sorry for the late response.
So what has happened is the problem kind of just went away. I disabled a few things that auto start-up when you boot into windows and that seems to have fixed the problem after two more boot attempts, i'm not sure if this is what fixed the issue but it is working now, if I have more problems in the future i'll get back to you.

[SaintERosa]

On 1/10/2019 at 5:31 PM, Cyberspirit said:

If you have a spare drive then, try it with that. If that doesn't help my best guess is maybe the RAM stick.

Maybe do a memtest and see what results you get. ( Hit Windows key + R and type in mdsched.exe )

Every computer issue in my pc life has been do to RAM.