I've been getting BSOD at least three times a day for the past week. I've had Win10 for about two weeks now and weirdly enough I didn't have these issues for the first week. They seem to have started when I downloaded the latest NVIDIA driver (364.51) or it is otherwise a coincidence. I use a USB WiFi adapter that has no Win10 drivers so that could also be it; whenever I unplug it I get BSOD. It tells me security kernel something or other which indicates a driver problem, yes?
A lot of times I'm not doing anything to cause it. Sometimes opening a program can cause it, but I'm literally just sitting at my desktop a lot of the time and it will happen.
I really want to do a clean install of win10 but I took the free upgrade and I do not have a bootable flash drive or win10 discs. I have no idea how to reinstall windows 10 without having something like that.
A lot of times I'm not doing anything to cause it. Sometimes opening a program can cause it, but I'm literally just sitting at my desktop a lot of the time and it will happen.
I really want to do a clean install of win10 but I took the free upgrade and I do not have a bootable flash drive or win10 discs. I have no idea how to reinstall windows 10 without having something like that.