windows 10 slow boot after anniversary update

Windows 10 Anniversary Update is very slow startup. Copy the text in the the path bar at the top in any Windows Explorer it is virtually impossible: in any Windows Explorer window, the paths of the files/directories that appear at the top can not be selected, thus are not usable.ĥ.

It is filled with icons after a minute or so.Ĥ. Even by right-clicking on the inverted V upwards, in the tray icons in the lower right of the apps running in the background, you get a half-empty box.

Right click on any object on the desktop or anywhere on your context menu that usually appears, you only see only two edges and the options - more or less numerous, as the case - are not visible: the contextual window is empty and stays empty for about a minute, then finally the menu appears.ģ. I fixed by deleting the access PIN and then restoring it with the same value through to MS Access.Ģ. I changed from Windows PIN: the new one does not work either. the usual PIN to access Windows - well known to me - is not accepted at the first start and later. There any way to install it (and/or uninstall) separately?ġ. Looking at the latest version of AISuite III for Win 10 and Win 8.1 I realized that Fan Control It is not a separate component of AI Suite, indeed It is not present in the PC install/uninstall lists.

There any way to run AI Suite III with its fan control ? Or I just have to hope for an upgrade of AI Suite ? I have Asus Z97 Deluxe motherboard and I read (with difficulty) all previous posts, without finding a specific solution who runs all components of AI Suite (particularly the Fan Control section) on Win10 Anniversary Update on Asus Z97 Deluxe. start-up and the regular use of Win10 Anniversary Update, making it almost unusable. reboots, after having isolated the services one by one, I discovered that AsusFanControlService is the main - indeed the only responsible - to prevents a smooth O.S. After updating Win 10 SP1 to Win10 Anniversary Update, OS crashes inexorably at startup.Īfter 52 (!) O.S.

Windows 10 slow boot after anniversary update