Hello all!
I'm new to your forum here, drawn by some of the solutions found on these pages. Most impressive protocol I have to say.
So, I'm here because of a Windows update problem. This particular machine (with an Asus Z97A mobo) had been upgraded from Windows 7 to 10. This box, interfaced to some control equipment, didn't get a lot of use and was mostly left off. During December, I left it deliberately on in order for it to catch up on upgrades. But, then I noticed it was was down and from then on there were BSOD's which occur to this day. I've tried a variety of things, including rolling back upgrades and the like, but essentially, nothing has seem to help. Progress forward to the newer versions is entirely unsuccessful with the "Cannot determine if enough space is available" diagnostics.
The machine is stuck on Windows 10 version 10586 and unable to go further. Safeboot won't even load without BSOD's.
It seems that the majority of Microsoft drivers are not recognized as signed and so the machine requires the F8 then F7 treatment to disable Driver Enforcement in order to boot. This is reflected in the Code Integrity part of the Event Log (for example, starting with "Code Integrity was unable to load the Microsoft-Windows-Common-Drivers-minkernel-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.10586.0.cat catalog."), and is apparent in sigverif.exe. I've tried restoring the drivers using the 10586 iso, used DISM and sfc /scannow but can't seem to get Windows to register them properly. Everything is perfectly reproducible, unfortunately.
I've seen all manner of miracles on these pages so far, so am feel I'm in need of one here!
All suggestions appreciated!
· OS - Windows 10
· x64 (64-bit)
· Originally installed OS on the system was W7
· Upgraded from Win 7
· 4 years old approx
· Was upgraded 2 years ago to 10.
· CPU 4970K
· None (Intel graphics but had Nvidia card installed/removed prior to problem)
· MotherBoard - Asus Z97A
· Power Supply - Corsair 600W
· Homebuilt desktop system
Rich
