**Windows 10 Spring Creators Update Version 1803**

I have an Alienware 15 R3 and I have repeatedly tried to update to this new version. Like others, I can't. There has to be some way for me to update it without me going through all of that mess of taking down all those drivers just to install the new update. Besides, I have no idea what they are and I don't want to mess up my laptop in any way. Can someone please let me know if there is an easier, less complicated way to do this update? I guess you can say I am OCD about keeping my laptop up to date when updates are ready.

I read about problems with Toshiba SSD, I have XPS 15 with Toshiba disk, should I worry about my PC?

The reference I see is about certain drives and battery life.  Are you having shortened battery life you have noticed?

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hardware/devices-with-toshiba-xg4-series-toshiba-xg5-series/2839ef1c-145a-400e-a7ae-f887339b1ea8

The Windows 10 1803 update killed my Inspiron 11 3000 touchpad driver.  It looks like Windows doesn't detect the touchpad.  The latest version of Dell's touchpad driver said Synaptics driver is not needed, and the previous versions claimed to have installed the driver but it's not there.  The basic PS/2 mouse driver makes the touchpad pretty much useless.

It looks like the Lenovo folks are experiencing the same issue.  Anyone else getting the same thing?

@DELL-Jesse L Hi Jesse, can you help us with these Windows 10 1803 update issues?  I will message you my tag #.

I don't know, I think that is okey, but I am worry, because I read that disk may have higher temperature

I've been getting all sorts of BSOD screens and I've narrowed it down to the 1803 windows 10 update installed on 15/05/2018:

1. On bootup of my laptop it BSOD's before loading windows login screen SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION. Restarts
2. BSOD at login screen could be same as above or some other error - too fast to capture. Restarts
3. BSOD a few more times then get an option to repair, repair of startup does not repair anything, then go through BSOD's again and finally it gets in.

My Dell XPS13 9370 hasn't been tested by DELL to work on this version either see here!!! Hurry up DELL.