izvarin

good job, you should never do an OS upgrade bro unless you want problems. Clean install FTW! like a fresh new PC Well I had a similar experience with my new notebook msi gs40. From windows 10 home, I upgraded to windows 10 pro, installed eset smart security and had my first BSOD ever with windows 10. reinstalled everything from recovery partition, but this time installed eset without even upgrading to windows 10 pro, yet another BSOD. Decided to give it a clean install, downloaded drivers from internet formatted, installed windows 10 pro, then eset -> BSOD. Tried to see if anyone had this problem over internet but not much came out. my previous notebook was also an msi, the gs30 which i had to change due to some hardware failure, but never had any problems with eset on it. well, i'm tired of doing clean installs with variations of drivers, so i actually gave up. I'm going to continue with windows defender for a while. Maybe it's something related to skylake processors. I just don't know.