I've just installed W10 on my desktop and had the same issue I had with W8 but apart from that everything is fine.
I had a problem with the wireless adapter on my PC. When the PC started up it didn't recognise the adapter and I had to pull it out and push it back in for it to recognise it. If I did a restart the PC recognised the adapter.
The problem is how Windows 10 shuts down. If you restart, it does a complete shut down which it needs to do if you are installing or updating software. If you click on shut down, it doesn't fully shut down, but saves a system info file which it uses to do a fast start up. To get it to fully shut down go into Control Panel, System and Security, Power Options, Choose what the power buttons do. Unclick 'Turn on fast start-up' and then 'Save changes'. This solved my adapter problem and may be worth trying for other start up problems people may have in Windows 10.
I had a problem with the wireless adapter on my PC. When the PC started up it didn't recognise the adapter and I had to pull it out and push it back in for it to recognise it. If I did a restart the PC recognised the adapter.
The problem is how Windows 10 shuts down. If you restart, it does a complete shut down which it needs to do if you are installing or updating software. If you click on shut down, it doesn't fully shut down, but saves a system info file which it uses to do a fast start up. To get it to fully shut down go into Control Panel, System and Security, Power Options, Choose what the power buttons do. Unclick 'Turn on fast start-up' and then 'Save changes'. This solved my adapter problem and may be worth trying for other start up problems people may have in Windows 10.
W10 Wireless Adapter
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