Jul 08, 2016 How to clear up driver issues (such as error 0x800F0923) before upgrading to Windows 10.

Of all the issues that can arise when upgrading to Windows 10, perhaps none are more vexing than driver problems. After all, a faulty driver can render your printer inoperable, or your display invisible. That’s why Microsoft will likely attempt to warn you before making the upgrade, either through its Get Windows 10 app or with error code 0x800F0923. While there’s no one-size-fits-all solution to driver errors with the Windows 10 upgrade, there are a couple of things you can try. Canoscan 8800f Windows 10 Driver. Diagnosing driver errors: Two approaches As, you should be able to identify driver problems with help from Microsoft’s Get Windows 10 app. To open the app, click the Windows icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Then, click the menu button (three horizontal lines), and click Check your PC. Lexmark X5495 Drivers For Windows 10 here.

This will list any drivers or applications that aren’t compatible with Windows 10. The Get Windows 10 app should provide a list of any troublesome drivers it finds. Microsoft’s support website also lists to check for driver errors: In File Explorer, navigate to the following file: C: $WINDOWS.~BT Sources Panther Setupact.log Note that the $Windows.~BT folder is hidden from view by default. Will show you how to display hidden folders and files. Within Setupact.log, you should see a list of logged errors, each showing the file name and directory of any problematic drivers.