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The forum thread discusses experiencing frequent BSOD issues following the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, with an original poster seeking advice on reverting back to version 1511. Responses suggest collecting dump files for troubleshooting and indicate that reverting directly via Microsoft isn't available, though a fresh install or backup restore is possible. Overall, users identify the problem as likely related to the update and offer guidance on diagnosing and potential recovery methods.
The forum thread discusses experiencing frequent BSOD issues following the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, with an original poster seeking advice on reverting back to version 1511. Responses suggest collecting dump files for troubleshooting and indicate that reverting directly via Microsoft isn't available, though a fresh install or backup restore is possible. Overall, users identify the problem as likely related to the update and offer guidance on diagnosing and potential recovery methods.
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Follow this post and upload the data so we can troubleshoot. How to ask for help with a BSOD problem
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you can do a fresh install if you have an iso file to boot from or a back up image to roll back but there is no Microsoft only option
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We can be of some help but need to see those dump files. The link Neem's posted has all the info needed.
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