I have an AMD system that had been running Windows 7 with Workstation Pro 10, with an always-on, shared-VM Linux virtual machine. I upgraded to Windows 10 and the system hangs reliably within a few minutes if the VM is running. I tried a different CPU (A4-7300, which has an older integrated GPU) and I didn't see any hangs (although I didn't run it for a _long_ time, or push it very hard).
I just installed a trial copy of Workstation 12.5 on the system (A10 CPU reinstalled), but it also hung within a few minutes.
I vaguely suspect the AMD graphics drivers, although I don't have any specific reason for that -- Win10 graphics seems to work fine, and the VM is just Linux running in VGA/text mode.
Is there a good way to troubleshoot something like this? The system just hangs -- completely unresponsive to keyboard, mouse, network and power button, for both host and guest OS. I'm tempted to roll back to Win7, but it takes a LONG time to do that install because of all the updates and patches that have to load over the next few reboots. And really, to avoid getting stuck in a WinXP end-of-life situation, I should upgrade to Win10.
