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djgrimes53
I have tried the update 4 times now. The first 3 broke it so bad only a complete delete of the drive and reformat and reinstall Window 10 worked to fix it. For the first time in 15 years with Xfinity I exceeded my monthly limited. I have never even remotely come close before. The installation update caused problem with my network card. It made my sound card sound like a weird robot voice that no driver would fix. It made my videos very, very choppy. It made my graphics card very choppy like I was only getting 3 FPS instead of the 70-80 FPS it was getting. And before the upedate it was getting 100 FPS . the last install I did said it was the final verion of 2004 update. It would not work either. It did the same thing as all of them. It would not uninstall either like the previous 3. But unlike the first 3 it did allow me to use a restore point to go back to before the install about a week or so before.
I am a retired network engineer in the computer industry since 1971. My system has the newest drivers for every device, onboard system or component drivers. Equipment list below. All parts are on motherboard compatibility list.
Motherboard: - ASUS Prime X570-PRO
CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 8 core 16 threads
Ram - G.Skill 2 X 16GB 3600mhz Neo Z (made specifically for 3000 series chipset (like the ASUS board has and the 7000 series CPU like the Ryzen 7}
Model # F4-3600CL16-16GTZNC Total Ram 32GB
Video Card - MSI RTX2070 Tri Frozr 8gb GDDR6 SDRAM PCIE slot (PCIE 4.0 chipset onboard at X15)
Network Card - Onboard Intel I211AT network adapter
Sound Card Onboard - AMD Starship/Matisse/Vermeer - HD Audio Controller RealTek S1220A with Crystal Sound 3 (Boston Acoustics 3 piece sound
set w/subwoofer)
PSU - Corsair RMX White series 750 Watt, 80+ Gold Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply - White
Case - Mustex 907 Phantom Black ATX Mid Tower desktop PC gaming case w/6 120mm LED RGB coolding fans.
CPU heatsink and fans - Scythe Mugen 5 Rev.B Air Cooler w/Scythe 120mm and a Noctua 120mm fan (push/pull configuration)
Drives - Sabrent Rocket PCIE 4.0 1TB M.2 SSD Nvme 1.3 (MAIN DRIVE W/OS Windows 10 64 bit Home)
Samsung 850 EVO 250gb PCI 3.0 SSD (game drive for solo games)
Seagate ST9120410AS 120GB HDD (back up drive)
Monitor - AOC 32 inch 10bit IPS panel Model Q3279WG5B
Keyboard - Redragon K556 RGB LED backlit wired mechanical gaming keyboard, aluminum base.
Mouse - Redragon Griffin M602A RGB optical gaming mouse (wired)
Since the version of 2004 claims it is the final version, what am I suppose to do when it becomes mandatory install? I will just break my system again. And better yet, why does it not work with my system? It is all quality cutting edge gear. It should work perfect. It does not. It pretty much breaks everything. Not good. Does Microsoft have any idea when they will release another "final" version that does work with my equipment? A reply from a MS employee would be nice. Thanks.
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I am a retired network engineer in the computer industry since 1971. My system has the newest drivers for every device, onboard system or component drivers. Equipment list below. All parts are on motherboard compatibility list.
Motherboard: - ASUS Prime X570-PRO
CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 8 core 16 threads
Ram - G.Skill 2 X 16GB 3600mhz Neo Z (made specifically for 3000 series chipset (like the ASUS board has and the 7000 series CPU like the Ryzen 7}
Model # F4-3600CL16-16GTZNC Total Ram 32GB
Video Card - MSI RTX2070 Tri Frozr 8gb GDDR6 SDRAM PCIE slot (PCIE 4.0 chipset onboard at X15)
Network Card - Onboard Intel I211AT network adapter
Sound Card Onboard - AMD Starship/Matisse/Vermeer - HD Audio Controller RealTek S1220A with Crystal Sound 3 (Boston Acoustics 3 piece sound
set w/subwoofer)
PSU - Corsair RMX White series 750 Watt, 80+ Gold Certified, Fully Modular Power Supply - White
Case - Mustex 907 Phantom Black ATX Mid Tower desktop PC gaming case w/6 120mm LED RGB coolding fans.
CPU heatsink and fans - Scythe Mugen 5 Rev.B Air Cooler w/Scythe 120mm and a Noctua 120mm fan (push/pull configuration)
Drives - Sabrent Rocket PCIE 4.0 1TB M.2 SSD Nvme 1.3 (MAIN DRIVE W/OS Windows 10 64 bit Home)
Samsung 850 EVO 250gb PCI 3.0 SSD (game drive for solo games)
Seagate ST9120410AS 120GB HDD (back up drive)
Monitor - AOC 32 inch 10bit IPS panel Model Q3279WG5B
Keyboard - Redragon K556 RGB LED backlit wired mechanical gaming keyboard, aluminum base.
Mouse - Redragon Griffin M602A RGB optical gaming mouse (wired)
Since the version of 2004 claims it is the final version, what am I suppose to do when it becomes mandatory install? I will just break my system again. And better yet, why does it not work with my system? It is all quality cutting edge gear. It should work perfect. It does not. It pretty much breaks everything. Not good. Does Microsoft have any idea when they will release another "final" version that does work with my equipment? A reply from a MS employee would be nice. Thanks.
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