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Why Windows 10 automatic updates will make PC crash, many novices are not very clear about this, in order to help you solve this problem, the following editor will explain in detail for you, people with this need can come to learn, I hope you can gain something.

Windows 10 will be officially released on Wednesday, and Microsoft has previously confirmed that updates to Windows 10 will be done automatically without user intervention, but this may lead to some driver or update problems.

Recently, many Nvidia graphics card users complained on the support forum that Windows updates will automatically install new drivers for Nvidia graphics cards, which will disrupt multi-display settings, SLI (dual card) configuration, and may even cause PC startup to stop completely, thus putting Windows 10 into emergency recovery mode.

Because the update is mandatory, even if the user tries to return to the state before the update, Windows will automatically update again, causing the same problem.

Some speculate that part of the reason is the conflict between Windows Update and the official N-card upgrade tool (as is the case with many hardware and system manufacturers), and if their databases are not fully synchronized, then there is the possibility of a vicious circle.

In addition, many PC vendors often bundle driver update management software into their products to manage driver updates automatically. At this time, if Windows and third-party driver management cannot be updated at the same time, users will experience a process of repeated upgrade / downgrade. This problem did not occur in previous versions of Windows because it classified driver updates as "non-mandatory" updates, alerting users only when they were available.

For users, the easiest way to avoid these problems is to uninstall all third-party driver management, so as to avoid conflicts that cause problems, but also contact third-party control of their products. Another way is to force Windows updates, but according to Microsoft, this could eventually shut down Windows's overall security updates.

The person who unlocks the bell also needs to tie the bell, and the fundamental solution to this problem lies in Microsoft. In response to these problems, Microsoft may implement a scheme called "Fast and Slow Rings". When the update is released, if users have doubts about the update, they will be able to choose "Slow Ring" to install the update after up to a month, while users who choose "Fast Ring" will install the update immediately.

Microsoft's policy on automatic updates for Windows 10 is still not very clear. Although automatic updates can provide more reliable and secure services for Windows 10 users, Microsoft is still too authoritarian on this issue. Perhaps the most important thing right now is how to balance this automatic update policy so that it is not too mundane and meets the needs of users.

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