It's the mother-in-laws machine (Windows 7 era HP All In One) that I always seem to be admin for. The latest feature update for Windows 10 that rolled out in July I think, it finally installed a couple of weeks ago. All seemed ok. Until you go to restart the machine then it halts on start up and gives Hyper Transport sync flood error. A little googling revealed a very small number of people having the same issue, affecting AMD XII processors. Tried Windows recovery options but no joy.
Only solution was a full reinstall and all seems fine. Which is strange because the build number is the same as the one that kept failing. Bad update? User configuration? Who knows.
I just hope that the next feature update due in October doesn't repeat the problem, because boy is it time consuming working on older hardware.
Only solution was a full reinstall and all seems fine. Which is strange because the build number is the same as the one that kept failing. Bad update? User configuration? Who knows.
I just hope that the next feature update due in October doesn't repeat the problem, because boy is it time consuming working on older hardware.