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‎02-26-2016 09:44 AM

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Product: Pavilion dv7-6c75eo
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Windows 7 (org. system) was running fast and good.

Upgraded to 10 and after a few reboots it was installed and working.

 

every time I boot from cold the blue windows logo appears and the machine goes into black/gray screen.

It stays this way for at least 1 minute and then the login screen appears. All drivers are updated/installed.

 

I tried to make a clean install of windows 10 x64 and it installed well and restarted.

This time it was much faster (a few seconds) And I went into device manager.

I could see that Windows installed drivers for the different devices as the unknown devices dissapeared one by one.

 

Some time after (with 1 remaining unknown device not related to the problem) it will restart.

Now I'm back to the black/gray screen again every time I restart.

I hope the description of this issue is understandable

 

I have upgraded the harddrive to an Intel SSD-disk 120GB and second disc with a brand new 1000GB drive

 

Specs:

CPU: i7 2670QM@2.20GHz

Ram: 8GB DDR 665MHz (9-9-9-24)

MB: HP 1803

Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000 + ATI Radeo HD 6700M

Storage: INTEL SSDSA2CW120G3 (SSD) +Hitachi HGST HTS541010A9E680 (SATA)

Audio: IDT HD Audio

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit

Temperatures: CPU: 49-51 degr. Motherboard: 51-52 degr. storage: 32 degr.

 

Hopefully someone can come up with some ideas

PS.: I am not a newb 🙂

 

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