Just finished installing latest updates and got my first blue screen of death
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GreatWindows
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Lmfao
Sent from my Nokia Lumia 920 using Board Express
Sent from my Nokia Lumia 920 using Board Express
J515OP
Super Moderator
So immediately after reboot, I got my first blue screen. Good #!@(.@!@ job MS! Lol.
Get used to it or get a Mac! :shocked:
The Toy Man
New Member
The pen one my Surface Pro no longer works.
After crashing and rebooting, I continued with the updates then when it was applying the updates after rebooting, it displayed a temperature guage then shut down. I think it overheated. Good thing it was able to continue applying the updates after I let it cool down and powered it back on. Annoying but still love the device.
bosamar
Well-Known Member
Why do you think it overheated?
Arizona Willie
Active Member
Crossing my fingers and legs --- I installed it late this morning and didn't see any problem at all.
But, I've been working on the desktop comp all day other than the update(s) installations and a short bit of trying it, about 15 minutes maybe.
I'm really curious why some machines overheated during the firmware update.
Is there any way to tell if your fans are working?
I think there are two fans. Probably one sucking in and one blowing out.
Could there be a fan problem?
That's the only thing I can think of.
Mine sat here beside me and updated and rebooted twice during the process I believe.
But, I've been working on the desktop comp all day other than the update(s) installations and a short bit of trying it, about 15 minutes maybe.
I'm really curious why some machines overheated during the firmware update.
Is there any way to tell if your fans are working?
I think there are two fans. Probably one sucking in and one blowing out.
Could there be a fan problem?
That's the only thing I can think of.
Mine sat here beside me and updated and rebooted twice during the process I believe.
tonyz3
New Member
mg:I think i'll leave that one alone......
J515OP
Super Moderator
Sounds like it crashed and froze during the first reboot. If it was running the processors but unable to run the fans or shut down because it wasn't booted and was stuck on a blue screen until forced to power down, that could have cause it to overheat.
Run something intense like a bench mark or a game. That should get the fans going. Feel for air along the edges or listen carefully.
There are two fans. They actually change direction depending on the Pro's orientation so that the outgoing hot air vents away from where you hold it in either orientation (out the top in landscape and along the short edges in portrait).
Sure... that'll solve everything. Cause Mac's never crash or hang. Then you have to deal with Mac OS. But that's another story.
