Yes, you can load Windows 10 onto your notebook. Please use the drivers located on our website: You must have.Ģ.ěios version MUST be updated to 1.05.01ģ. Yes.Windows 10 has been fully tested and approved for this notebook. You must also use the modified heatsink for the GTX 1060 To use the 10 series cards you must be running in Optimus/Hybrid mode.

Any 9 or 10 series cards will not support 3D GTX 9xxM series > Windows 8.x and Win 10 onlyġ20Hz only supported using Windows 8x/10 in UEFI ModeĦ0Hz is fully supported in Windows 8 and Windows 10 VGA Heatsink: standard 2-pipe (75W) 3-pipe (100W) is required for 100W GPUs.AC Adapter: 180W standard for 75W GPUs 240W is required for 100W GPUs.Processor: socket based 4th generation Intel CPU (up to 4910MQ).Graphics: Upgradeable MXM 3.0b single GPU.Maybe it's a driver thing, but I also wasn't sure if you guys have seen something similar or found a solution.Alienware 17 (Mid 2013) 17.3-inch FHD Display This is probably what I get for being an early adopter, but for me, a solid network connection is crucial. I know it's not the hardware, because as soon as I roll back to Win 8 (love that I can roll back so easily!), the WiFi works perfectly. The connection will drop out at random, and it seems to affect every program I have in some way. Anytime I switch back to WiFi, though, things get very strange. I plugged it into ethernet, and sure enough, everything worked flawlessly. I reinstalled a dozen times before I realized I was doing all of this via WiFi.

Windows wouldn't activate, Cortana didn't work, OneDrive couldn't sync, and on and on. This may have been covered elsewhere, but have any of you had issues with Windows 10 and WiFi? I installed it on a brand new Alienware 15 (updated the bios and all the drivers just to be safe), and immediately started having problems.

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