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687 TopicsW11 Black screen on Desktop. Explorer issue
Hello. first post in this community as I am having a dreadful issue. I was transferring some files form a my PC to a smartphone and Explorer crashed, without warning. I rebooted my PC and after the W11 Opening screen where you enter your password, I got stuck on a black screen. My mouse was working and I could get to the Task Manager with my wireless keyboard too. Looking at similar issues on the net, I believed that my System files got corrupted during the files transfer I was doing, lucky me....... Anyway, I managed to open a CMD and get SFC/ scannow and the 3DISM commands to run fully. I was optimistic it would fix the issue. It didn't. If I open Task Manager I can see Explorer "running" but without any CPU activity. And trying to access the Exe location got me stuck at Not responding prompt. what are my Options before a Windows reinstall? I am on W11 PRO H2/2025 if that helps at all. thanks so much8Views0likes0CommentsCorrupt system files everytime i run sfc/scannow
That's it, it's basically what the title says. I can run the command a dozen times, it stills manages to find corrupt files, and always corrects it, but when I run again, it still says it is corrupted. Idk what to do, I've already updated the system, did a fresh install from an USB stick with media creation tool and from the cloud option itself throught windows. Any ideas? I'm running Windows 11, RTX3060 Mobile, 16GB, 1TB SSD NVME and a I712700H.11Views0likes0Commentsurgent! i need help on how to copy & paste number ID from a webpage to excel
hi i need urgent help!!! I have been sitting in front of my desktop trying to copy and paste only numbers ID from a webpage to excel but to no avail regardless spending exceeding 2 hours experimenting how to set it right in excel. after pasting in the column, when i click away, that particular column's pasted number would auto change to 5.80948E+17. pls pls help me guiding me step-by-step tutorial thanks55Views0likes2CommentsDell confirms 2025 is not the year of Windows 11, as users just don’t want to dump Windows 10
Many Dell users have expressed confusion and frustration after the company confirmed that the year 2025 will not be the official timeline for Windows 11 adoption. The core issue is that a significant number of users are hesitant to upgrade from Windows 10, either due to satisfaction with the current system or concerns about compatibility and stability, which makes Dell's announcement seem disconnected from user preferences. This situation highlights a disconnect between hardware manufacturers' upgrade plans and the actual willingness of the user base to transition to newer operating systems, raising questions about the future of Windows 11 adoption and how companies should better communicate and support users who prefer to stick with Windows 10 for the foreseeable future.119Views1like5CommentsInsider Program Switching channel
I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out regarding an issue I am facing with my Windows Insider Program settings. By mistake, I switched my device to the Dev Channel, but I would like to return to the Beta Channel. I attempted to switch back to Beta and even recovered my system once to resolve the issue. However, after an update, my system reverted to the Dev Channel again. I do not require the Dev Channel and would prefer to stay on the Beta Channel. Unfortunately, I am unable to perform a clean installation of Windows, as my laptop contains private and critical data that I cannot risk losing. I kindly request your assistance in providing a solution to help me switch back to the Beta Channel without the need for a clean installation. Please Microsoft team reach me out with the mail with solution i dont want to lose my data as i dont have any bootable drive51Views0likes2CommentsSave the date: Windows Office Hours - December 18, 2025
Join us for the next Windows Office Hours on December 18, from 8:00–9:00 AM PT! We’ll have a broad group of product experts, servicing specialists, and engineers ready to connect with you in real time. Topics include Windows, Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager, Windows 365, Windows Autopilot, security, public sector, FastTrack, and more. Our experts will be available in chat to share guidance, discuss strategies, and answer your questions. For details on how Windows Office Hours works, visit the Windows IT Pro Blog. Can’t join live? Post your questions on the Windows Office Hours: December 18th event page up to 48 hours in advance.64Views0likes1Comment