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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: July 04, 2018, 03:01:58 am »
I have done that twice already. No result.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: July 04, 2018, 02:31:45 am »
They offered help in going back to version 1709, but I refused, stating I could do it myself. I am most certainly not going back to version 1709, firstly, because I have some doubts as to the real cause of the issue and secondly because I have after all a good functioning other Windows installation on the same computer.
I will leave it as this. I will await coming updates and expect that one day all of a sudden all will be allricht again, as I expect the real cause is some hidden and yet to MS unknown bug.
I thank you for your kind assitance. As far as I am concerned this topic can be closed.
I will leave it as this. I will await coming updates and expect that one day all of a sudden all will be allricht again, as I expect the real cause is some hidden and yet to MS unknown bug.
I thank you for your kind assitance. As far as I am concerned this topic can be closed.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: July 03, 2018, 11:42:14 am »
Well, here is the follow-up: after two extensive telcons and a last one hour take-over of my computer, (during which the fiddled around quite a bit), the conclusion was: " Sorry, but your motherboard (Intel DP55WG with i7) is no longer supported by Intel and therefore its drivers do not longer match the present Windows 1803 requirements". As a cure a roll-back to version 1709 was suggested.
This result is quite curious, to say the least, as I have on my computer two redundant Windows 10 systems installed (to be selected at start-up), both in version 1803. Only one Windows installation shows the mentioned anomalies. Funny, that the other one doesn't seem to bother!
I will wait quitely for a next update, hopeing it will be automatically mend the problem. We'll wait and see.
This result is quite curious, to say the least, as I have on my computer two redundant Windows 10 systems installed (to be selected at start-up), both in version 1803. Only one Windows installation shows the mentioned anomalies. Funny, that the other one doesn't seem to bother!
I will wait quitely for a next update, hopeing it will be automatically mend the problem. We'll wait and see.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 30, 2018, 06:57:57 am »
I have downloade a brand-new .iso installation file using the MS Media Recreation tool. After reinstalling the update the difficulties persisted. I had a few long sesions with MS this afternoon, the result being "a known issue". People from MS wil call me tomorrow for futher instructions. I wil report later.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 30, 2018, 03:33:43 am »
Apparently you seem have a second sight! After the re-update the same problem occured. Again I contacted MS, only to get the answer: "Wait for all updates to be properly executed and installed. After that your poblem will certainly be solved".
All possible update will be installed by now (24 hours later), but the problem is still there. Have contact MS again. Costs me a tremendous amount of time. I will report later on.
All possible update will be installed by now (24 hours later), but the problem is still there. Have contact MS again. Costs me a tremendous amount of time. I will report later on.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 29, 2018, 06:04:39 am »
Had a long chat with MS. Much enlightning! A clean reinstall of the last update is now in progress (just as I suspected to be the cure).
Thank you for your assistance, which eventually led to a solution.
As far as I am concerned this session may be considered closed.
Thank you for your assistance, which eventually led to a solution.
As far as I am concerned this session may be considered closed.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 29, 2018, 04:44:48 am »
Not in Holland, apparently. I had contact with MS today. The only way to get in touch with any support emplyee is via a telephone menu. The only option there is payed-for assistance. So far for the private customer service of MS! So, my problem stille exists.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 28, 2018, 07:54:06 am »
I'll try it. Previous time they asked me to pay for it Wel, we'll see this time. I will let you know. Today is already too late.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 28, 2018, 07:34:49 am »
Phoning MS, in Holland anyway, is not as easy as you might think!!
I will wait for any results and inform you accordingly
I will wait for any results and inform you accordingly
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 28, 2018, 07:06:05 am »
As you advised I have just informed MS by using the feedback. I will wait for their respons. Thank you so far.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 28, 2018, 06:46:55 am »
Thank you for your respons. Apparently this is not a problem that has been experienced by a lot of other people. I think I will just reinstall the last update, by using the MS Media Creation Tool.
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General Computer Support / Re: "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 28, 2018, 06:27:08 am »
No, I have not reported this to MS. I have noticed MS to respond on the internet to similar issues, but it all came down on changing the Group policy using gpedit, which didnot in my case, gave any result at all.
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General Computer Support / "Some configurations are hidden or ..."
« on: June 28, 2018, 06:07:11 am »
Hello,
After the last update of my Win 64 Pro version 1803 (private use, login as administrator) I get for some items in the Privacy setting the errormessage: "Some configurations are hidden or controlled by your organization". Some of these items are Diagnostic feedback, Microphone, Accountdata, etc. The modification of these items are greyed-out.
sfc /scannow or DISM show that all is correct.
I have tried with gpedit.msc to change the status of all of these items, however with no result. I have even renewed all the GroupPolicy policy files with no result.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
After the last update of my Win 64 Pro version 1803 (private use, login as administrator) I get for some items in the Privacy setting the errormessage: "Some configurations are hidden or controlled by your organization". Some of these items are Diagnostic feedback, Microphone, Accountdata, etc. The modification of these items are greyed-out.
sfc /scannow or DISM show that all is correct.
I have tried with gpedit.msc to change the status of all of these items, however with no result. I have even renewed all the GroupPolicy policy files with no result.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
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