So my Windows 10 after April Creators Update (aka Nothing Works) gets BSOD when I turn off Bluetooth, doesn’t recognize my headphones, turns them off if it does, WiFi forgets password after every single restart, most of the time I need to force Safe Mode to get the computer to boot because it freezes on black screen with cursor...

Just fucktastic

For me explorer.exe keeps getting crashed and i am unable to turn off bluetooth. So i reverted to previous release.

Looks like you have some serious hardware or driver issues. This, of course, has nothing to do with Windows 10.

@intromatt Maybe I would believe in that, if only not the fact that before the update everything was fine, plus Ubuntu running on same machine have any problems

You can probably run DOS without any problems, too. Fact is that you're having a driver issue or perhaps a misbehaving app. Check your startup, maybe you've got some crap loading.

I'm on the super latest Insider's build on my crappy old 4 year old MacBook and it has never, ever crashed or given me any grief. I'm not using Bootcamp or any shitty Apple drivers.

Look for background tasks.
Look for shit in MSCONFIG.

Alternatively just format and reload windows, it takes 12 minutes.

@athlon

@intromatt You forgot a /s there 😉

@intromatt maybe you’re right. I’ve started with BIOS update, because there was one for my motherboard in April

Sorry, I don't get it. I don't get a lot of the poor low-end shit that gets frequently posted on devrant. @Root

@intromatt jeez, no need to be so edgy

Buy your software. That's not edgy.

I live in Bulgaria and it saddens me how many people struggle with open source software and how much time they waste. Windows and Office are not that expensive.

Life is short....

@athlon

Install win10 update -> win10 dies.
But no, of course that has nothing to do with Windows 10.

Where's that eyeroll emoji, again?