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After experiencing a rather scary SYSTEM_PROCESS_DIED blue screen error on Windows 10 I decided to look at a system backup image as well as full data backups. These seem to be being de-emphasised in Windows but you can still do them Goto Control Panel\System and Security\File History Click on System Image Backup on the bottom left Click Create a System Image and select the drive where to create

So I ran into this today on a fully patched Windows 10 anniversary installation. Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're just collecting some error info, and then we'll restart for you. CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED There are lots of posts about this which involve running sfc /scannow from the recovery console none of which worked. Here's what I found to work Allow Windows 10 to fail and reboot and display the options Goto System Restore - try and restore and it will fail because Windows 10 bugs with System restore with 0x80070091   Panic   Allow Windows 10 to fail and reboot and display the options   Goto Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, Command Prompt   Find your *real* C: drive probably by going to D: Type cd "Program Files"   Type attrib –h WindowsApps   Type ren WindowsApps WindowsApps.old   Type rstrui   Run Windows restore again - you may get ANOTHER error, but it seemed to work correctly.   Immediately go and do a Windows Syste

I've recently had a problem streaming content from the TalkTalk player (which was BlinkBox) to my TV through my Google Chromecast from an iPhone. The issue was the streaming would work fine, then as soon as the phone went to sleep or automatically locked the screen the streaming would stop. This seems to be an issue with the TalkTalk player specifically, the easiest way I found around this was to switch to the Google Home application and click the play button in here, the streaming would continue and you can then lock the phone without the stream stopping. Also I'd like to give Nocturnal Animals a rating of 10%, as this is the approximate length of the film I managed to watch before giving up on it.