Hi
I recently brought a second hand Packard Bell iMedia S1850 with the intention of upgrading the ram and installing Windows 10.
It originally had Windows 7 on, all the drivers and software were the originals from Packard Bell.
I went to the Microsoft site and hit upgrade, it downloaded Windows 10 and installed it over the existing Windows 7 and it worked fine, no issues at all.
Then I decided I would prefer a clean install and to also get rid of the Packard Bell hard drive partition.
I downloaded Windows 10 and put it onto a DVD, reformatted the hard drive and went to install it.
During the install, the files copy, it goes through most of the set up and then all of a sudden just a black screen,
I reset it then get a blue screen of death.
I've tried using a genuine Windows 10 disc and the same thing happened.
I even installed Windows 7 and did an update to Windows 10 - same problem.
I've installed Windows 8 and that works fine so it just appears to be a Windows 10 issue.
I recently brought a second hand Packard Bell iMedia S1850 with the intention of upgrading the ram and installing Windows 10.
It originally had Windows 7 on, all the drivers and software were the originals from Packard Bell.
I went to the Microsoft site and hit upgrade, it downloaded Windows 10 and installed it over the existing Windows 7 and it worked fine, no issues at all.
Then I decided I would prefer a clean install and to also get rid of the Packard Bell hard drive partition.
I downloaded Windows 10 and put it onto a DVD, reformatted the hard drive and went to install it.
During the install, the files copy, it goes through most of the set up and then all of a sudden just a black screen,
I reset it then get a blue screen of death.
I've tried using a genuine Windows 10 disc and the same thing happened.
I even installed Windows 7 and did an update to Windows 10 - same problem.
I've installed Windows 8 and that works fine so it just appears to be a Windows 10 issue.
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