Windows 10 kernal failure

JamesH · 08-03-2015, 12:25 PM

Hi,

Thanks for this info.

Just to make sure I have got this right, please check if these steps are correct:

1. You had Windows 8.1 Professional installed
2. You upgraded to Windows 10 (with the Dell D3100 dock attached)
3. During the upgrade the DisplayLink driver was updated to 7.9 M0
4. After the Windows 10 upgrade completed, the screen went black (with just the mouse cursor appearing) and then you got the BSOD
5. The only way to not get the BSOD is to keep the Dell D3100 unplugged

Thanks,
James

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08-03-2015, 12:25 PM	#7
JamesH Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 1,523	Hi, Thanks for this info. Just to make sure I have got this right, please check if these steps are correct: 1. You had Windows 8.1 Professional installed 2. You upgraded to Windows 10 (with the Dell D3100 dock attached) 3. During the upgrade the DisplayLink driver was updated to 7.9 M0 4. After the Windows 10 upgrade completed, the screen went black (with just the mouse cursor appearing) and then you got the BSOD 5. The only way to not get the BSOD is to keep the Dell D3100 unplugged Thanks, James