Corrupt 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.
Insider 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 driveSave the date: Windows Office Hours - December 18, 2025
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Windows 11 account issues: lock screen skipped, device not showing in Microsoft account
Hi everyone, I’m facing a few strange issues on Windows 11 that seem to be limited only to my main user profile, and I’m hoping to fix them without creating a new profile and migrating all my data. Settings > Apps > Advanced app settings: I see a sign-in-related issue & an error code 0x80860010. The lock screen is skipped when the PC starts. On power-on or restart, the lock screen flashes for a split second, and then Windows directly goes to the PIN entry screen. This happens only on my main user account. If I create a new local or Microsoft account, the lock screen works perfectly even after a restart or cold boot. My Windows PC does not appear under Devices on my Microsoft account page, even though the PC is signed in with my Microsoft account locally. I’ve already tried restarting, signing out and back into my Microsoft account, checking sign-in options, and testing Fast Startup on and off. Since everything works fine on newly created accounts, I believe my existing user profile or account state may be corrupted. I’m trying to avoid creating a new profile and manually migrating data if possible. Any guidance on repairing the current user profile, re-linking the device to my Microsoft account, or restoring normal lock screen behavior would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for any help. ~Gourav
Keyboard key selection issue
Hello Wondering if anyone has any idea why this is happening. When I use "shift+u" nothing happens, however if I use "caps+u" the result is what you would expect. I have uninstalled my keyboard drivers updated windows but its still happening. All other keys work fine. Keyboard is a Logitech G213 Windows 11 Version 24H2W11 25h2 2fa prompt not showing
W11 24h2 2fa prompt not showing in Woolworths online website & NAB > settings > privacy & security > site settings >additional content settings > on device site data > delete data sites... Rename chrome user profile Open Run (Win + R) and type %localappdata%\Google and press Enter. Rename the Chrome folder to ChromeOld. Relaunch Chrome (it will create a new profile). Close browser after each session of chrome or NAB (deletes cookies) If 2fa prompt stops working, then > open task manager & end task for chrome (closes all sessions of chrome)
