His function keys are also not working, although I'm doubting that is the cause of the lockups. (My best guess is this is going to be a driver-based nightmare). Windows is also fully activated, and I can rule out any drive or other hardware issues. If it helps, the system was upgraded to include the touchscreen monitor on what appears to be a non-touchscreen model, (same as mine), however that has not had any visible problems. (I believe just MS Office 2010 Student and Windows Live Mail 2012 right now, which were installed via Windows 7). I would hate to force him to go back to Windows 7 and risk having to reinstall all of the same drivers all over again, so I was wondering if anyone had any ideas here.Įverything in Device Manager appears to be fine, and no other processes are using abnormally-high processing time. I was able to resolve the worst of it by reinstalling his wireless card's driver with an older version, (as that was causing several related services to send the processor's usage through the roof), but I'm unable to identify the remaining causes. From the research I've done on it, it does not appear to be a memory issue on his system, but his CPU is sitting at a constant 99% usage. It worked beautifully in Windows 7, but with Windows 10 he is experiencing some very extreme lockups while doing basic tasks. The copy of Windows 7 on these models was a standard load, as no Panasonic load exists for them. CF-19FHxxxxx and CF-19CHxxxxx: These low-end models will upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 without any issues. Now, my coworker's CF-30 MK1 ended up upgrading to Windows 10 x86 without warning from Windows 7 x86 the other day. Windows 10 upgrade seemed to work, but within a few minutes after booting up, the cursor froze and the machine became unresponsive. I didn't have to update any drivers and it was completely ready to go with no issues whatsoever.

I ended up upgrading mine to Windows 10 圆4, which works absolutely wonderfully on my CF-30 MK3. (I have no idea which exact model, as the sticker specifying such is missing from the bottom of the system, and it was refurbished). Well, long story short, unlike mine, his turned out to be a CF-30 MK1. Recently a coworker and myself picked up a couple really awesome Toughbooks.

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