Only which drive to use for more storage. Are there any other places Windows 10 upgrade files are lurking? There was no choice offered during the upgrade process to do a clean install. When I last upgraded, I formatted my drive and deleted the $windows.BT directory on the C: drive. Under Windows 8.1 there were no indications of a problem. I ran the HP extensive diagnostics on both Memory and Storage and both passed. How do I capture that with Task Manager? Over half of the 1GB of RAM is constantly in use (seen in Performance) so I guess that would be for the display graphics? The crashes only happen when an article is clicked to be read. In App history News used 218MB of Network. Task Manager seems to work in real time and I didn't see that News used more than 30MB.
HP tech support/ customer service phone number to call HP Just a guess.īottom line is since its still under warranty, you can contact HP Support directly to see if they will rectify the issue (replace the tablet).
There could be a physical hardware problem also when accessing so much ram. Just curious if your memory is maxed out at the moment those Apps crash and whats using it. Under the Processes tab, click once on Memory to list the applications as highest used MS/s first. Type the word Task Manager in the Search bar and click on it from the search. Is it only those two apps or have you tried running others to see if it also happens?Īlso, can you turn on the resourse monitor to see what amount of memory is being used when they crash? I tried running both at the same time and have no issues at all. If so, I have no idea whats happening with those apps. When you upgraded to 10 each time, did you choose to not keep files and programs to do a clean install? I used a $3 OTG cable and a $4 four port hub successfully. A powered hub is not needed if the battery is totally charged.
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