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Sweep695

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SpyderTracks said:
Likely the optional updates as windows isn't configured until they're applied.

It's likely the browser set to remember your email address and autopopulates it. Either that or a password manager or something like that.
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I don’t actually have my browser set to auto populate or have a password manager or anything which is why I thought it was a bit strange. But as it’s a safe download nothing to be concerned about it I assume?
 
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ubuysa

The BSOD Doctor
Sweep695 said:
It was showing as 72 at the highest so looks all good. Could the optional updates I did and reseating the M2 have been the cause of the issue. Also just a random question uningine seemed to already know my email address when I downloaded it is this because it’s the Microsoft account I’m signed in with it automatically detects it?
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I suspect it was the optional updates - especially if they were driver updates. It sounds like you're sorted now though?
 
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Sweep695

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ubuysa said:
I suspect it was the optional updates - especially if they were driver updates. It sounds like you're sorted now though?
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Well so far so good. The updates looked to be something to do with Bluetooth I think. Which is why I didn’t do them.Could that have still caused the issue?It normally happens while gaming and running uninhine yesterday seemed to go well.
 
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ubuysa

The BSOD Doctor
Sweep695 said:
Well so far so good. The updates looked to be something to do with Bluetooth I think. Which is why I didn’t do them.Could that have still caused the issue?It normally happens while gaming and running uninhine yesterday seemed to go well.
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It's hard to say. We tend to think of drivers being used in isolation but it's not that clear cut. It's certainly possible that a flaky or missing driver for one device can have an impact on others. The multi-user, multi-tasking, and multi-processor systems that we use today just muddies the waters even further.
 
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Sweep695

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ubuysa said:
It's hard to say. We tend to think of drivers being used in isolation but it's not that clear cut. It's certainly possible that a flaky or missing driver for one device can have an impact on others. The multi-user, multi-tasking, and multi-processor systems that we use today just muddies the waters even further.
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Hopefully so. I played an hour of football manager after running uningine and it flickered once or twice and I thought It would blue screen but thankfully not.
 
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Sweep695

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Nursemorph said:
The mention of Bluetooth makes me wonder as the Bluetooth is part of the Intel Wi-Fi card....if the bluetooth drivers weren't installed, maybe the Wi-Fi drivers weren't either...I know from experience that a Wi-Fi card issue can cause unrelated issues (on my old system, I had numerous BSODs that traced back to a faulty Wi-Fi card)
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Now that you mention that the blue screens I was getting while still in the process of setting up windows previously when I was trying to do the clean install of windows someone mentioned that I could be something to do with the WiFi card
 
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Sweep695

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Nursemorph said:
The mention of Bluetooth makes me wonder as the Bluetooth is part of the Intel Wi-Fi card....if the bluetooth drivers weren't installed, maybe the Wi-Fi drivers weren't either...I know from experience that a Wi-Fi card issue can cause unrelated issues (on my old system, I had numerous BSODs that traced back to a faulty Wi-Fi card)
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I also just ran the AMD chipset tool again as I seen that sorted the other guy that’s thread I was linked. I ran the tool again and it was still letting me update instead of saying I already have newer software installed as it did for you yesterday
 
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