![]() Other Info: BIOS: Award Software International, Inc. One disconnected containing only Win10/Pro upgrade - in processġ 1TB WD Caviar Black (WD1003FZEX-00MK2A0) (Data drive)ġ 2TB Seagate 2TB (PN/ 9JB1N3-576 - ST2000DM001-1ER Hard Drives: 2 Crucial 128 Gb SSD (CT128M550SSD1) PSU: Seasonic S12-HT 650W 80% Efficiency Power Supply Monitor(s) Displays: Dell ULTRASCANP990 (18.0"vis Sound Card: RealTek audio on MOBO EDIROL UA-1EX Graphics Card: ATI Radeon HD 3870 WDDM 1.1 Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3P Intel P35 ATX OS: win 7 pro 圆4 (upgrade from XP/Pro OEM) System Manufacturer/Model Number: GamePC Custom Built in March 2008 Thanks for any insights and clearer explanations, Chaos ensues after booting back into Windows 10 when it tries to recreate the state it was last in but the drive contents are different from what was stored in hiberfil.sys or worse, if the hyberfil.sys file is corrupted or missing."Īfter the upgrade I also noticed a new folder on the data disk that contains this rather large file:į:\Windows10Upgrade\4_release_svc_refresh_CLIENTCONSUMER_RET_圆4FRE_en-us.esd Cold booting the computer into a different OS however can/will change the real contents of the harddrives in the system such that they no longer match what was stored by Win10 in hyberfil.sys, or it can even cause this file to be overwritten. That file is subsequently used the next time Windows 10 is cold booted. "The core of the issue is that Fast Startup works similarly to Hybernation in that it stores details of the computer's operational state into a hiberfil.sys file on the harddisk whenever Windows 10 is shut down. "The drive corruption problem happens after Windows 10 has been fully shut down and the computer then booted into a different operating system, but not when changing OS's after soft rebooting because Fast startup isn't used during warm reboots." ![]() I will paste the answer that seems to apply, but could this 'feature' have an impact on the Win 7 system disk which was disconnected during the time I worked on Win 10? I lost many files on a data disk in an e-SATA bay because I failed to remember to shut it down. ![]() So if you want to do above things, you would have to disable secure boot in Windows 10/8.1/8 at first. Startup Windows from Windows password recovery tools. Run the previous versions of Windows systems. ![]() Run Windows computer with Linux, Ubuntu or Fedora. I don't recall taking that step when I updated late in January. Boot Windows from an external device, such as USB or CD. I've read that failing to disable "Fast Boot" in Win 10 can cause 'problems' in Win 7. It suggests using a restore point, but that cannot run until the CHKDSK problem has been addressed. Win 7 insists on a CHKDSK of the boot disk on boot but that cannot run because the OS has started. Since the last update I've had problems running Win7. It is an end-of-the-year insurance policy against the end-of-support for Win 7 as 2020 looms large. I have 2 SSDs, one with a 'dormant' copy of Win 10 and the second with an actively used copy of Win 7.īy 'dormant' I mean that I've only booted the Win 10 drive a few times to install updates. ![]()
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