Hi,
Recently I've been experiencing slow performance and freezes with my computer, I'd decided to do a clean install since system recovery/restore didn't solve the issue.
The installation process took a long time and after it restarted, and it got stuck at "setting up your device screen" for a while. Then I see a blue screen showing something along the line of "Your PC has restarted. Setup can't complete. We think an update may resolve the issue".
I didn't encounter this issue the first time I'd install windows 10 but that was from a CD and in Legacy mode.
I'm not sure if it's the SSD since i feel the performance it's very slow even before the crash (Windows would take almost 30 minutes and sometimes longer to boot)... or if it's the BIOS update which supports Kabylake processor.
Below are my specs and different settings I'd try.
1) The USB installation was created from Windows Media Creation Tool downloaded from Microsoft website.
2) Only the SSD install and I'd try different SATA ports and Cable.
3) BIOS was updated to the latest firmware. Reset the BIOS to optimal default, and made sure it's in AHCI mode. I'd try both Legacy + UEFI boot option and just UEFI by itself.
4) Enabled Windows 8.1 / 10 WHQL support.
MSI Z170A-Pro Solution
Sandisk SSD Plus 240GB
i5-6600K
2x 8GB G.Skill Ripjaws V (3000 mhz)
Gigabyte 750TI low profile 2GB
Any help it's greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Recently I've been experiencing slow performance and freezes with my computer, I'd decided to do a clean install since system recovery/restore didn't solve the issue.
The installation process took a long time and after it restarted, and it got stuck at "setting up your device screen" for a while. Then I see a blue screen showing something along the line of "Your PC has restarted. Setup can't complete. We think an update may resolve the issue".
I didn't encounter this issue the first time I'd install windows 10 but that was from a CD and in Legacy mode.
I'm not sure if it's the SSD since i feel the performance it's very slow even before the crash (Windows would take almost 30 minutes and sometimes longer to boot)... or if it's the BIOS update which supports Kabylake processor.
Below are my specs and different settings I'd try.
1) The USB installation was created from Windows Media Creation Tool downloaded from Microsoft website.
2) Only the SSD install and I'd try different SATA ports and Cable.
3) BIOS was updated to the latest firmware. Reset the BIOS to optimal default, and made sure it's in AHCI mode. I'd try both Legacy + UEFI boot option and just UEFI by itself.
4) Enabled Windows 8.1 / 10 WHQL support.
MSI Z170A-Pro Solution
Sandisk SSD Plus 240GB
i5-6600K
2x 8GB G.Skill Ripjaws V (3000 mhz)
Gigabyte 750TI low profile 2GB
Any help it's greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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