Windows 10 tech preview Help

I installed the new tech preview of windows on 2 different laptops.
1 has an NVidia video card and the other has an ATI card.
I installed 12.1.1.4 on both. on the NVidia machine there is no problem.
On the ATI system it worked until the video driver updated.
Hasn't worked since. Has anyone ever had a similar experience and found a workaround without rolling back the driver???
Can any one help???
Thanks in advance.

Hi Mike,
So the current situation is we are running Windows 10 9841 on the machine which used to run Windows XP, and the install process is very slow?
Have you checked the system requirements before the installation?
Before you install Windows Technical Preview
Could you please have a share with the machine specifications?
Besides, if you are willing to upgrade to the newer version (Build 9879, also Windows 10 9879 ISO is available for download), you might encounter the disk missing error. Build 9879 introduced functionality that used the
PUIS (Power-Up in Standby) function of hard disks. This causes the hard disk to not spin up when power is applied, it instead waits for a separate spin-up command.
Some system firmware does not send this command and thus the hard disks are either not seen in BIOS or appear incorrectly. This has been fixed by update
KB3021937.
For more details, please check this thread:
build 9879 bricking drives!!!!
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Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

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