requires a restart to finish installing 1709

Startup Repair& Refresh (using F11 at Startup) would not function.ģ. Login either took very long (> 10 minutes) or would require forced shutdown and reboot.Ģ. As feared however Windows automatically downloaded version 1709. My fear is that we will be dealing with the same damned problem that caused me to remove Version 1709 in the first place.ĮSTEEMED HP EXPERTS: Is there any way to prevent this Version from being installed? If it is installed and we experience the same problem as before, what to we need to do to avoid a Sisyphean Tragedy?ġ709 Reloaded - better but still not good.Īfter I went back to the previous version of Windows, my daughter's laptop worked just fine. For the last 6+ hours (no joke) her laptop has been downloading Version 1709. That 'previous version' was Windows 10 Version 1709. Fortunately, once I could actually login into the computer I was able to go into Settings > Updates and Secutiry > Update History > Recovery Options > Go back to preious version of Windows 10. I pressed F11 during startup but when I tried Refresh, Startup Repair and System Restore, each of them gave me Error Messages and indicated that there was a 'File System Corruption onthe disk'. Once we actualy did login, many of the Windows Programs (such as Control Panel) would freeze the computer and force me to shut down and try again. Once she logged in, unfortunately most of the time it would just keep spinning for 10+ minutes and I (by this time my daughter asked for my help) needed to shut it down and try again. It was starting up slower than a snail race JUST to get to the login page and when she did login it would take 3 to 5 minutes to actually reach the login screen. When this laptop was updated to Windows 10 Version 1709 (which tooK forever to download), my daughter'scomputer began to have serious problems.

Requires a restart to finish installing 1709