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1101 TopicsWhat do you think of the Windows 11 April 2026 Update (KB5083631)?
I'm not sure if it's because the virus wasn't completely removed earlier or if there's another reason, but I've already tried five different antivirus programs and run multiple scans. Currently, File Explorer occasionally freezes when I open it.40Views0likes2CommentsHow much space does Windows 11 Need?
I honestly am fairly new to Windows 11. I know it is one louder than Windows 10, but wondering how much disk space it requires. I have a fairly new HP r14-fq0070nr laptop I inherited from my Aunt. I just formatted it and installed Windows 11. I went to install Office365 but wasn't even able to run updates because of lack of disk space. The hard drive on this is only 57GB and Windows seems to take up 27 GB with another 11GB of "apps". (I have installed nothing here yet.) I tried to remove "tempoarary internet files" and cache. but there doesn't seem to be anything. Is there any way to make this take up way less space? Seems odd that a generic version of Windows is taking so much disk space. Thanks!1.1KViews0likes9CommentsWindows 11 25H2 experiences lag when playing games; my system meets the system requirements.
I'm running Windows 11 Home Chinese Edition 25H2 (with the latest updates installed), and my graphics card drivers are up to date. My hardware meets all the game's requirements. However, even when I lower the resolution to 720p, the game still experiences noticeable lag. Is this an issue specific to my setup, or is it a common problem with this version of the operating system?48Views0likes2CommentsUnable to disable/change gamebar hotkeys
For a week now, whenever I press F1, F2, F3 and F4, game bar pops up and does unintentional things. I can't press ALT+F4 anymore because it is recording my screen. I can't use any kind of shortcuts that I have made for other softwares. I have no clue on what to do. I was fine with using gamebar by pressing Windows + G but I didn't ask for such useless and annoying feature where I can't even disable this or change hotkeys. I DID disable all the screen recording options and anything related to gamebar but it STILL records my screen even though it remains DISABLED in the SETTINGS.23Views0likes1CommentWifi not working after deleting capability access manager db
is there someone here with some computer windows know how - I was having a problem with the capability accessmanager database consuming all my hard drive space and so every bit of advice I found online from even windows forums was to simply delete the db file and windows will automatically recreate it but it will eliminate the enormous file upon next restart I did that and now though I don't have any wifi connection and I get an error message in services when I try to restart the capability access manager service - I don't know what to do now I have windows 11. All the advice I found online was saying that if you delete the database file that is okay because windows just recreates it when you restart as long as Capability Access manager service isn't disabled - well I didn't disable it, I just followed the directions to go into safe.mode and delete the db file But now after restarts the Capability access manager remains disabled and I can't start it in the services.msc3KViews0likes8CommentsDESIGNER only mkes 1 design not 4
I use ms ai image designer to make images and i makew ai videos ,, but for a week now it only makes 1 image not 4,, and it doesnt follow the propsat as per usual,. and it makes images in 3:2 not 16:9. I updateed my subscription for this tool and depend onm it.. SO please help me fix this609Views1like11CommentsReinstalling the Microsoft Gaming Overlay
Hi! Some time ago, I uninstalled the Microsoft Gaming Overlay - I think it was the overlay used by the Xbox Game Bar (win+G to bring it up). I am trying to reinstall it, but I can't figure it out. Is there a powershell command I can use to reinstall it? Every time I launch a game, I get the following popup a few times: Any ideas? Thanks!156KViews0likes34CommentsAll Windows Troubleshooters will not open
Hi........ HP Laptop 15-dy2048ca (2L7J7UA) Windows 11 Home 25H2 OS Build 26200.8117 Intel® Core™ i5 processor Installed RAM 8.00 Gb First time here in a long time. Anyways, my problem is that none of the Window Troubleshooters will open or run. When I click the "Run" button I get two quick brief flashes from the touchpad cursor, but nothing happens. The original reason I had to use the troubleshooters is that I had trouble getting update KB5086672 -26200.8117 to install. But I was able to get the update to install after I ran an In-place Upgrade. I've tried a lot of suggested solutions, but nothing. as of yet. has brought the troubleshooters back to life. So far., in almost two days I have tried the following suggested solutions: Check Path for Temp Folder Restart Cryptographic Service Run SFC and DISM Scan Run Disk Cleanup Check Group Policy Try to run Troubleshooters in Clean Boot State Enable or Restart Required Services Flush the DNS Cache and Reset the Winsock Catalog Disable Third-Party Security Software and Firewalls Rename the Catroot2 and SoftwareDistribution Folders Modify TEMP and TMP Environment Variables Enable Troubleshooters in Group Policy Editor Performed an In-place Upgrade. Used a System Restore Point. Surely there must be a solution to this that works. Isn't there a download or a program where I can wipe out / delete the whole troublesome troubleshooters section and replace it with a troubleshoot section that works?Solved209Views0likes7Comments