Advice on issue with Windows 10

[Inception9269]

So, i've grown a bit fond of windows 10, it's all good and such. However I'm just having really annoying issues and not sure what the best way to go about it is.

 

For starters, every time I turn my pc on after I log in I always get an error message, I believe relating to the nvidia drivers. I can't fix the driver issue cause when I try doing a clean install of them it doesn't load at all, the progress bar just stops completely. Also the more concerning matter is whenever I try updating things I have issues now. A few days ago I was trying to download drivers for my phone but Windows 10 kept saying it couldn't install them, giving me Error 0x800705b3 every time. I ended up having to go to Samsungs site and download the drivers directly from them. And now I was trying to download some Logitech drivers for some of my devices and I'm getting the same issue Error 0x800705b3 which leads me to expect that I will get keep having trouble downloading updates and drivers, that being the big problem I'm having with windows 10.

 

I know I have a month to go back to 8.1, but I don't want to do that just yet. When I updated to 10 I just upgraded my system, I was wondering if anyone out there that did that are also having those issues? Or if those that did a clean install are also having that problem? if a clean install is the key is there a way to do that after i already upgraded? Reason i chose upgrade is because I really didn't want to have to spend several hours reinstalling all my shit and setting all my preferences again.

[MrHenry]

Hey man! I had the same problem as you, but just restored back to Win8.1. Apparently Gigabyte's own apps were causing those error messages to appear because they weren't up to date. So i'm personally gonna wait for updates etc before going back to Win10!

[ZetZet]

If you upgraded you can do a clean install whenever and you don't even need a key, it's magical. And I recommend you do a clean install, most of the issues do come from unclean upgrades.

[Mooshi]

If you upgraded you can do a clean install whenever and you don't even need a key, it's magical. And I recommend you do a clean install, most of the issues do come from unclean upgrades.

 

This.

 

Never trust upgrades to be reliable 100% of the time. Anyone upgrading to Windows 10 should backup their files and start fresh to avoid any nasty surprises.

 

[Inception9269]

This.

 

Never trust upgrades to be reliable 100% of the time. Anyone upgrading to Windows 10 should backup their files and start fresh to avoid any nasty surprises.

 

 

 

If you upgraded you can do a clean install whenever and you don't even need a key, it's magical. And I recommend you do a clean install, most of the issues do come from unclean upgrades.

 

I'll try this out, busy atm fixing my moms' pc. viruses up the ass on it

[Inception9269]

Hey man! I had the same problem as you, but just restored back to Win8.1. Apparently Gigabyte's own apps were causing those error messages to appear because they weren't up to date. So i'm personally gonna wait for updates etc before going back to Win10!

 

I have Msi, going to try a clean install when i get the chance

[MrHenry]

I have Msi, going to try a clean install when i get the chance

Yeah good idea, im gonna wait till Gigabyte's app center gets Win10 support  

[Inception9269]

This.

 

Never trust upgrades to be reliable 100% of the time. Anyone upgrading to Windows 10 should backup their files and start fresh to avoid any nasty surprises.

 

 

I just finished the clean install and installing all my old shit. Things seem to be working much better. No error messages and my updates go through now