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This quite doesn't help.. I switched from Seven to 10 because i had a major bug that no one in the world wide web seemed to have! Found nothing on it, not here or elsewhere.
Kodi was thinking network was down. A bit annoying when all my media is in a NAS.

So I figured that since I had to start from scratch a new system, I would tkae advantage of the situation and upgrade my Seven freely.. (won't be possible anymore in a few months and I'm not planning to start from scratch at the drop of a hat).
Moreover i didn't see a lot of complains about W10..


Am I the only one here having BSOD? Again?

EDIT : I didn't notice the page 173 and was replying to LePousson post on page 173.. I understand you were joking even if the joke was bad

@vicmanpergar, Thanks for sharing your experience, even if I would have preferred not to be the only one with this issue (it's easier to make progress than on solo)!!

I plan to test the hardware (memtest and stuff) even If I doubt it's the cause, as it was working nice with Seven.
Then I'll stay for a time with DVDPlayer to see if the issue is related to madVR/DSPlayer/DDfilters..

I would do a clean install of Windows 10 if you had issues with the simple upgrade, but only as a last resort.

I did a clean install, not an upgrade.

Now i have enough perspective to say I don't have BSOD with DVDPlayer.
So it has to do with madVR/DSPlayer/filters
I'll try 8 bit instead of 10.

BSODs again with madVR 8bit. So I tried to deactivate D3D11 in madVR presentation in order to force D3D9 (my seven setup which was perfectly working) but Kodi crashes systematically at video launch.
Don't know what to try...