win 10 upgrade

[crackerjack]

sorry for any cross posting evan -was replyimg to Mal as your message was being received pal -but think at moment you and colleagues are as confused as i am
So do Idelete both iso and zoek entries in downloads and start again and see if it occurs once more
As stated the only different progress box that appeared from your example was the language option Usually its english uk or english us ?? but it was english international so chose that one
As I say ican delete /try remove zoek and win10 iso exe --and repeat procedure once again
The iso download took about an hour approx -I just left pc running and checked periodically Cheers

[Malnutrition]

So do Idelete both iso and zoek entries in downloads and start again and see if it occurs once more

Just delete the Zoek program. It is not a virus or anything. Then proceed with the repair.

[crackerjack]

Hiya team
Ok -Tuesday 18th Jan report
Done the auto run file removal at startup -Carried out repair using ISO disk of Win10 -and partial success I would describe it
Machine running fine and fast …after 22 mins boot time (AAAAAAAHH!!!) So at moment back to putting it into sleep mode I think !!
Remove as much info /files and folders and live with it like that unless one of the team can think WHY oh WHY? (Possibly hardware prob?? ) But really after all youve helped me do and Win10 repair -weve an efficient and friendly PC that gives me time to make a coffee and a slice of toast on a morning!!
comments please appreciated Crackers (or soon will be!)

[Bastet]

Have you turned off fast startup after repairing windows? Too often having this set to on is more a problem than what it should be.

[crackerjack]

Hiya fella Haven’t touched anything since last night’s repair and boot What do you want me to do please as it’s only now that Win 10 is performing All advice appreciated!

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[Bastet]

If Windows is still taking 20 + minutes to boot then disable fast startup, if all fine & working well then leave things as they are.

[crackerjack]

Please excuse non techie (no laughing matter!! but how do I access that function Bastet!

[crackerjack]

Please excuse non techie (no laughing matter!! but how do I access that function Bastet!

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…And my apologies young LADY! Sorry ,!

[Bastet]

[ol]
[li]Type Control Panel in the search box.[/li][li]Click Control Panel.[/li][li]Click Power Options.[/li][li]Click Choose what the power buttons do.[/li][li]Click Change settings that are currently unavailable.[/li][li]Scroll down to Shutdown settings and uncheck Turn on fast startup.[/li][li]Click Save changes.[/li][/ol]

[crackerjack]

Thanks Will do and report back when I switch and boot up in morning

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[crackerjack]

carried out disable fast start /saved/switched off fully

after a couple of hours switched on —got the four square window and revolving wheel for…22mins and then fine again !

WOW AINT THESE COMPUTER THINGS WONDERFUL?

Somebody please pass me the hammer?

[Rustys]

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[Evan_Omo]

Its possible that there is file system corruption on the hard drive which is causing the system to be slow.

Lets make sure there is no corruption in the file system.

Click Start< type Command Prompt in the Start search box, right click on Command Prompt and click on Run as administrator. After the Command Prompt window opens, type chkdsk C: /r and hit enter. Type Y to confirm that you want to schedule a Check Disk to run on the next restart. After the Check Disk has been scheduled, close the Command Prompt window and reboot the computer to allow Check Disk to run.

[crackerjack]

What should happen after above Evan
I did as you said and ran chkdsk as instructed and then I got a blue screen saying “computer has encountered an error and needs to rester” which it is now doing --the window and the revolving wheel --and I presume a 22 min wait( joke) but will update you shortly in the hope you can help me stay sane!!

[crackerjack]

sorry typo error (RESTART!!)