I've heard that most of the time that trying to move Win10 to a new
motherboard will result in a blue screen and it has to do with the disk
drivers. Has anybody been able to do this? There are way too many
audio samples to reload to start from scratch (Native Instruments are
idiots when it co
Never tried with W10.
If you're processing audio files, is there a concern for latency issues?
Nothing like a fresh install.
How big a change between the two MB?
Good luck,
Al
On Mon, Oct 8, 2018 at 5:10 PM didymus7 wrote:
> I've heard that most of the time that trying to move Win10 to a new
>
Going from an Asus Maximus 7 Hero to a Maximus 10 Hero; Z97 to Z370
chipset. I had to go through a reinstall a couple of months ago. It
took much to long to get back to functionality.
On 10/8/2018 8:01 PM, Al A wrote:
Never tried with W10.
If you're processing audio files, is there a concer
For once, being late has benefits.
On 10/6/2018 4:52 PM, Z Vaper wrote:
https://techcrunch.com/2018/10/06/microsoft-suspends-windows-10-update-citing-data-loss-reports/
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have used drive clone from farstone, allows
OS to boot on different HW
I also have their bootable media for fixing
boot problems, only issue I ever had is the
recovery media does not seem to see the new
NVMe drives, but does from booted OS's.
FWIW
http://farstone.com/driveclone/
fp
On 10/8/2
