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Re:Plugging in Kindle is crashing Windows 10 after summer up... by TheGuyWhoCodes on Saturday August 20, 2016 @10:23AM (#12326727)
Installing windows 10 was the worst thing I did this year.

My mouse would double click instead of click, had to drop enhanced power mode in using the device manger on every USB port.

I got BSOD when going full screen on youtube - had to disable hardware acceleration.

I got BSOD when pressing F5 in powerpoint....

I lost the ability to open the start menu after SP1 - a problem that exists since windows 8... I had to revert to the previous build.

If the new Microsoft means no QA... I'd rather have the old one....

Re:Plugging in Kindle is crashing Windows 10 after summer up... by FLUX-YOU on Saturday August 20, 2016 @10:29AM (#12326751)
How old is your PC? Have you run any CPU/Mem/Graphics diagnostics recently? Debugged any of the crash dumps?

These symptoms seem like something might be up with your hardware.

Re:Plugging in Kindle is crashing Windows 10 after summer up... by TheGuyWhoCodes on Saturday August 20, 2016 @10:35AM (#12326766)
2.5 years, it's a Lenovo W530, with updated video drivers from Nvidia. Run windows 7 just fine, Ubuntu, gaming, multiple VMs. It's a beast, just can't handle windows 10 low quality.
Re:Plugging in Kindle is crashing Windows 10 after summer up... by voltagex_ on Saturday August 20, 2016 @10:37AM (#12326783)
Still doesn't mean that there isn't an underlying issue. I'd say hardware if you did a clean install or drivers if you did an upgrade.

Grab something like WhoCrashed and you may be able to find the culprit

Re:Plugging in Kindle is crashing Windows 10 after summer up... by legrandkay on Saturday August 20, 2016 @11:58AM (#12327106)
I don't think reading let alone debugging crash dumps is a viable option for most users
Re:Plugging in Kindle is crashing Windows 10 after summer up... by voltagex_ on Saturday August 20, 2016 @10:59PM (#12329204)
No, it definitely isn't. But for most HN readers it is. I'm happy to help anyone who reads this. The last crash dumps for a BSOD are often in c:\windows\MiniDump for a short amount of time after the crash.