So Win10 asked to install the Fall Creator Update last Friday afternoon on my work PC. I said, OK, do it at the end of the day. I shut down on my way out of the office and it started the update process. I roll into work this morning and due to a big thunderstorm Sunday night, a portion of our internal LAN got knocked out that included my PC. When I booted up first thing, the update kept processing. Possibly due to lack of internet connectivity during this process, my primary monitor got "lost" by Windows and it installed a "generic" display driver for my Quadro K1200 (which defaulted to my secondary monitor - probably just which port it is plugged into).
Once internet was restored, I went into device manager and updated the driver and rebooted, which seemed to do the trick. A less-savvy user might have had more frustration / confusion.
So, just a PSA that the Fall Update likely needs an internet connection during the update -OR- installing the update may bork your display settings anyway.
Notably today I took a test for Texas History (interesting subject but requires memorization - so many names!) and further refined the motherboard tray for Radian. Looking to mount the DC-ATX perpendicular to the tray and getting that bent out of 5 mm thick material just looks wrong. I'll adjust the radius to be realistic and see how much that helps.
