Windows 10 on an R4

This is a stream in order that I am doing things on my 2014 Blade Pro

Download Windows Technical Preview ISO - Microsoft Windows
Rufus - Create bootable USB drives the easy way


First Reboot, BSOD, System thread exception, enter to continue, and it works, so far.

Intel WiFi works OOB.

Sign in without a Microsoft account in same place as 8.1

Audio and Ethernet work OOB

6 updates:
Definition update
Preview update
-Windows Drivers
Intel Wireless driver
NVidia driver
-Windows 8.1 and later drivers (Legacy/WDDM integration it appears)
Intel graphics
Razer - other - Blade

BSOD memory management error
Reboot
BSOD System thread

Automatic repair could't
reboot
reboot
New screen, black screen of death, you need to restart. Forced power button off/on

Advanced boot>Troubleshoot>Uninstall Preview updates
Resart

Black SOD, hard cycle

Back at desktop

Installing drivers from manufacturers pages
-Intel GFX
-intel WiFi
-NVidia
-Razer Synapse

Nvidia installer fails
Restart and retry
Ran Synapse installer and Nvida same time = BSOD

Ran Nvidia installer separate, Blue bar "Encountered error, reboot in 1 min"
Nvidia installer racing the one minute, Nvidia lost

Unisntall Preview Updates again

344.11 installed
Time for Synapse

FN Keys work OOB, Synapse not done installing yet.

Synapse installed without issue
YouTube App works

Unigne Valley Benchmark = 43.6 FPS, 1824 Score

Restart, just cause

Open PC Settings, BSOD
Boot loops, then desktop






More to come...
OOB = Out of Box

So have a recovery drive from Razer BEFORE Derping it up

 

Did you do an update install or a full format reinstall?

My experience so far [and I haven't touched my blade pro yet] has been exemplary on both my desktop and my SP3.

Both were update installs from win 8.1, and in several hours have not had a single issue with either [though Synapse tried to update before Win 10 was even finished installing. . then said there were no updates? /shrug.

On the flip side, Razer had issues with win 8.1 initially as well.

 

Clean install from USB Thumb drive, using the X64 ISO.

Upgrade installs = slower systems, more issues IMHO

 

From everything I've read, Windows 10 has been the exact OPPOSITE of the above quote. Those that have attempted clean installs have had nothing but issues, while upgrade installs seem to come off more or less flawlessly. I upgrade installed my desktop and SP3, and the only issue I had was with the nvidia driver, which a clean reinstall resolved.

As for why I'm attempting to resurrect this thread, I was wondering if you'd managed to smooth everything out and get it working, or if you moved back to Win 8.1? I'm strongly considering updating my 2014 RBP, but I'm a little concerned about SBUI [which, coincidentally enough, never HAS worked quite right fo rme] Not having to deal with split screen app window + being able to resize apps quickly became WAAAAY to convenient.

 

So far so good, mainly testing on it, not my daily driver. I've been busy testing Yosemite, L Preview, and work to game on my Blade.

Youtube app works on SBUI, thats all I've teted