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Mel_P said:
I have not disabled anything in BIOS. If it is on the "wrong" one - if I change it, Windows may not boot?
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as long as you have ACHI\IDE (whichever its set too in the bios) enabled on both you should be fine as I changed between them with no issues when testing speeds out

Do you have a SSD? maybe the software for it can tell you what ports your using and if ACHI is being used.

Marvel are the sata 3 ports and Intel are the sata 2 ones.
 
ED209 said:
as long as you have ACHI\IDE (whichever its set too in the bios)
Do you have a SSD? maybe the software for it can tell you what ports your using and if ACHI is being used.
Marvel are the sata 3 ports and Intel are the sata 2 ones.
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It is set to ACHI and my "C drive" (with OS on) is an SSD, but I will need to take box apart to see which port type it is connected to.

Mel
 
Narj said:
I'm getting fed up with Win10 and things breaking every time there's an update.
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I'm loving that finally things are starting to approach meltdown on the official Windows 10 forums over Windows update - though sadly MS don't seem to be listening - but at least there seems to be an increasing number of people who are finally realising how ridiculous it is as a model/implementation.
 
Rroff said:
I'm loving that finally things are starting to approach meltdown on the official Windows 10 forums over Windows update - though sadly MS don't seem to be listening - but at least there seems to be an increasing number of people who are finally realising how ridiculous it is as a model/implementation.
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Fabulous isn’t it?
 
V F said:
Fabulous isn’t it?
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I'm surprised my accounts haven't been banned/moderated yet there as I've not held back (but not just hating I try and back everything up with reasoned examples, etc.) but I guess they really aren't paying attention at all - my posts here are tame in comparison.
 
Rroff said:
I'm loving that finally things are starting to approach meltdown on the official Windows 10 forums over Windows update - though sadly MS don't seem to be listening - but at least there seems to be an increasing number of people who are finally realising how ridiculous it is as a model/implementation.
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Well I suppose one answer is to leave my network adapter on metered mode and accept the risk of not being patched. I'm sure they'll have built something into the OS to bypass it though. This simply isn't acceptable, I spend more time fixing problems than using my machine for its intended purposes whenever it updates.

What kind of morons allow their OS to update your video driver while you're in the middle of a game unless you specifically disable driver updates in GP or use a workaround like metering? It's irritating that so many things seem to get put back to default after a patch as well.

This is going to be fun when they roll it out at work... Users are going to love losing their layouts and the broken apps every major update.
 
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Mel_P said:
It is set to ACHI and my "C drive" (with OS on) is an SSD, but I will need to take box apart to see which port type it is connected to.

Mel
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What make SSD do you have? if its a samsung SSD you can install their software and on the main screen of it there will be a section that will tell you if your using sata 2 or 3, if its 3 your using the marvel controller
 
ED209 said:
What make SSD do you have? if its a samsung SSD you can install their software and on the main screen of it there will be a section that will tell you if your using sata 2 or 3, if its 3 your using the marvel controller
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Thanks.

Using the Crucial Storage executive - it's a - Samsung SSD 850 PRO 256GB
Again using the Crucial Storage executive it says - SATA Interface: SATA 3.0Gb/s (SATA 2). So I must have used the Intel port for this drive.
 
Mel_P said:
Thanks.

Using the Crucial Storage executive - it's a - Samsung SSD 850 PRO 256GB
Again using the Crucial Storage executive it says - SATA Interface: SATA 3.0Gb/s (SATA 2). So I must have used the Intel port for this drive.
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Ok, does seem like its using a Sata 2 port so most likely the Intel controller.

Have you ever done a fresh install of W10?
 
I'm surprised you have it in the latest version. I've not had it since I upgraded. Perhaps there is something installed on your system causing it? I know you have done a clean install but do you install any programs by default?
 
locodice said:
Thanks for the answer...im on RS2 and have 0 problems...when i go to RS3 all the ********* is coming to my system, the log off and log in is NOT a permanent fix sadly.
I have tried clean installs etc, nothing works.
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Yep, same as you, it only came in for the Fall Update. From doing a lot of googling, loads of people have various solutions, but none of them seem to be permanent. It's a Win 10 bug that MS has to fix.
 
Steampunk said:
Yep, same as you, it only came in for the Fall Update. From doing a lot of googling, loads of people have various solutions, but none of them seem to be permanent. It's a Win 10 bug that MS has to fix.
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Yeap, tried all that solutions around internet...nothing seems to work..they told me on twitter to report it via the Feedback Hub.
I have send them many threads...i see and make many threads on windows 10 reddit, there are also many threads in the official forums, they dont seem to care at all.
 
Well after a bit of an issue last night where my machine now doesn't recognize me an an administrator, I have the delights of re-installing Windows 10 tonight.
App store won't let me download or reinstall anything either, so I think a format & fresh install will sort it all out.

Just not looking forward to having to do all the fine tuning that has gone on over the last 12 months or so which make it my own.
Luckily the wife is out tonight so got the house & the evening to myself. :)
 
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