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originally posted in: Windows 10 constant flashing
Edited by Jaaake AU: 8/1/2015 2:10:10 PM
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Uninstall 10 and wait a month or two. It's actually fine for me but it seems a lot of people are experiencing bugs I think it dropped hot for some reason
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  • I can uninstall an entire OS and go back to the previous one? o_O how do

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  • Yuup. Pretty sure 10 doesn't completely override your old OS. For a month, anyway. >Settings >Update and Security >Recovery >Go Back to Windows [i]X[/i] That should do it, I think o:

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  • The window closes before I can get to that. CPU usage shoots up to 100% and that's when shit start flashing. By far the largest user is iCloud photos, so I just hit delete. Now everything appears to be working fine. Restarting it now to check. There's been some dodgy shit with permissions with iCloud photos since the second time I started W10, keeps popping up every time. I googled [i]that[/i] and it appears to e a widespread bug that folks are waiting on Apple to get rid of. So I figured I'd just ignore it. Anyway, let's have a look... -blam!-. Clicked on Start and it's happening again.

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  • Really strange! Sounds broken. Try booting in safe mode I suppose? And then go from there. If that doesn't work... then you'll probably just have to deal with it until MS starts rolling out patches. I don't even know :(

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  • Managed to uninstall CPU monstrosity iCloud photos. Let's see what happens after another reboot.

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  • Haha. Good luck o.0

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  • Edited by Tartan 118: 8/1/2015 4:22:29 PM
    .....Seems alright.... Well, I can't be bothered to do anything else with it for now, so I guess I'll find out more tomorrow. Seems to have fixed itself. Hopefully Apple can work out a solution to the iCloud photo problem, though just plugging the thing in won't be a massive problem for now. Assuming, of course, it doesn't try to install the app again.

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  • Settings has frozen. Time for another forced shutdown.

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