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Windows keeps removing pinned folders from Quick Access
Hi guys, I don't know what I am doing wrong, but after the 22H2 update, my user-added pinned folders keep disappearing. I have tried a lot of different approaches found on this forum and in Google searches, but it keeps on happening. It's so annoying, because is quite a few of them, that I am thinking on wiping out Win11 and going back to Win10. Thanks in advance for your help. These are my specs: Edition Windows 11 Pro Version 22H2 Installed on 10/10/2022 OS build 22621.963 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22638.1000.0command run no work
I upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11. If I want to open the run command as administrator, it gives me the error below. I've tried all kinds of tutorials, nothing works. sfc /scannow, all with Dissm /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth, Didsm /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth etc Anyone help me?Is there a coherent way to investigate File Explorer crashes?
I have installed Win11 24H2 from scratch (i.e., not upgrading a previous version of Windows). I find File Explorer is crashing. This tends to happen when I right-click on something in File Explorer. It seems mostly to happen when I right-click on something in the navigation pane, but I just had a crash when I right-clicked on empty space in the Details pane. Google searches lead to lists of things to try. Prior experience teaches that these laundry lists of possible solutions can waste a lot of time. Experience with this particular problem supports that impression. It seems it might make more sense to know where to look, in various logs, to figure out what happened, in the moments after some such crash. Or to have a tool that can parse such logs in lay terms. The question is, is there a tool or method that I can use to approach Explorer crashes systematically, instead of trying random "solutions" that may actually have nothing to do with the problem.Windows won't let me pick bootable usb for Windows 11/10
The bootable USB is created by the Official Windows 10 Media Creation Tool. When I inserted the bootable USB into my HP laptop, the USB is not showing up the Boot menu. The Windows 10 ISO is also downloaded from Microsoft website. I tried the Windows 11 ISO as well but with the same result: Windows won't let me pick bootable USB. What is wrong with the USB? Should I create bootable usb using another tool?Desktop Window Manager High CPU and Delayed Window Movement
Hi there, I'm quite curious about this, every time I move a window, drag and drop, or scrolling. The Desktop Window Manager (DWM) seem to be taxing the CPU quite a lot, not to mention making the window movement delayed or stuttering. I know that this is a dev build and I am using unsupported CPU, but this problem also happened in Windows 10. What I've tried so far (both Win10 and Win11): - Disabling transparency effects, this help with the delay/slow motion but DWM still taxing CPU (about ~10% lower). - Lowering mouse Polling Rate seem to help a little bit. - Using GPU driver from the OEM didn't help. - Upgrading GPU driver to the newest (from Intel) didn't help either. - Problem also happened in Safe Mode with Networking. - TBH it's also happened in Clean Installed Windows with nothing installed. Do you guys have any ideas of what might be causing it or perhaps a way to locate the problem? or does the hardware already at its limit? Thanks in advance!
Problem with installing drivers
I reinstalled windows 10 pro and now I can't install nvidia app drivers. I asked them about this error and they say I should contact windows support. I did and the agent from the windows support told me to ask here because is nothing wrong with my user or something. Anyone can help? Please and Thanks.
Can't clone disk to new SSD after leaving insider program
I joined the insider program some time ago and eventually opted out, but I wasn't aware that to completely remove the insider build, I would need to perform a clean installation of Windows. Recently, I purchased a 4TB m.2 drive to replace my existing 1TB m.2, which I had cloned. However, I encountered several issues during the Windows setup and wasn't able to boot properly. Now, I need guidance on the next steps. My goal is to keep the data currently stored on my 1TB m.2 and transfer it to my new 4TB m.2. It seems like a clean install of a non-insider version of Windows is necessary, but I'm unsure how to do this without losing any data. What is the best approach to take in this situation? Current build: Windows 11 pro Dev OS build 22563.1
