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I have a Dell Optiplex 7070 with Windows 11 version 25H2 OS build 26200.8655. Auto update does not work, I have to remember to periodically manually check for updates. Where do I start to check to see what is incorrectly set that is keeping this PC from auto updating?29Views0likes1CommentThere are two duplicate OneDrive entries in the left navigation pane of Windows 11 File Explorer
In the left-hand navigation pane of File Explorer, there are two identical OneDrive icons pointing to the same OneDrive folder. I can't right-click to hide one of them. I tried resetting OneDrive and signing out and back in after unlinking my account, but the problem persists.21Views0likes2CommentsError
Hi! I am writting because i get a new pc with windows 11, and installed a software. When i try to run a sepecific item it says error 91 object varibale not set. The program is to lunch receitps, is the only thing it dont work. I try to acesse to database, but i cant. I installed framework. What can i do to resolve this question? Thanks14Views0likes1CommentAn Extremely *Trivial* Question about W11 Startup
...And this is trivial, but I just really curious... When I start Windows 11, after it loads, I get the 3-tone welcome sound. But, I'm not sure exactly when -- some months ago at least -- as W11 is loading and I have my startup screen on my desktop and the little white circle is twirling around, during this, I now get a single tone, a beep. 🎵 I don't recall this beep in the past -- but it is there now. Nothing seems to happen because of this beep; W11 just finishes loading and I get the welcome-tones -- but I heard it now every time W11 is in the process of loading onto my pc. Was this something that was added at some point by MS -- and, if so, why? What is it for? Does it mean something? Does it mean anything? Does it just beep because my computer wants to beep to test my sound? (Also, what is the answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything?) 🙃 As I said, this IS trivial, but I'm just curious why I get this beep now for no apparent reason. **Solved51Views0likes2CommentsホストWindows11上でHyper-VのWindows10の使用可能メモリが著しく低い
ホストWindows11上でHyper-VのWindows10の使用可能メモリが著しく低い 症状としては https://jpwinsup.github.io/blog/2023/12/25/Performance/SystemResource/2GBIssueWithHardwareReserviedMemory/ と同様。 ------------------------------ <ホスト> Windows11Pro メモリ:16GB <ゲスト> Windows10(x86) メモリ割当:8GB →ハードウェア予約済み:4.1GB ------------------------------ 記載URLの対策含め色々と試したが改善せず。 何か大掛かりにならない程度の対処法を知っていれば教えてほしいです。 以下試したや設定など。 ------------------------------ ・2025年中旬ぐらいまでは問題なく8GB設定で動いていた ・ずっとスタンドアローン環境(ホスト側以外で外部に接続していない) ・Hyper-V設定でのメモリ:RAM固定メモリ(動的メモリではない) ・URL内(https://jpwinsup.github.io/blog/2023/12/25/Performance/SystemResource/2GBIssueWithHardwareReserviedMemory/)のライセンス再認証 →結果直らない ・ゲストOS内のmsconfigの設定 →元からメモリにチェック入っていない。最大 ・ゲストOS内のmsconfigの設定をチェック入れ、16GBにする →開き直したら0設定になった →OS再起動しても直らなかった ・ゲスト側の世代を1→2へ →Microsoftの仕様で世代2にできないようなので断念(Win10の32ビットは×) →https://learn.microsoft.com/ja-jp/windows-server/virtualization/hyper-v/plan/should-i-create-a-generation-1-or-2-virtual-machine-in-hyper-v ・ホスト側のメモリ不足 →8192MBを割り当てて起動できてる時点でその心配なし。 また64GB搭載しているPCで起動してみたが同じ症状 ・「Get-VMIntegrationService -VMName “YourVM”」で表示内容確認 →全く何も表示されなかった ・チェックポイント削除 →効果なし ------------------------------ 何か解決につながる情報知っている方がいたら教えてほしいです。 よろしくお願いします。26Views0likes1CommentBlack screen intermitently occurs
Windows 11 black screen with message "user\myname\appdata\local\pdftool\node.exe windows cannotaccess the specified device path or file you may not have appropriate permissions to access the item" this occurs at various times doing various tasks. X out and am fine until the next time10Views0likes1CommentWin11 file explorer keeps resetting to the top at random moments
Win version : Win11 23H2 Ever since i upgraded from win10 to win11, i have had this extremely annoying problem where win explorer will suddenly reset to the top of the folder. E.G. If i scroll halfway down, win explorer will suddenly reset to the top of the folder, as if i had scrolled all the way up. It does not manually scroll up by itself...its not like my mouse is broken and causing it to scroll up. It just instantly jumps all the way to the top. Its like something has reset the folder view. Importantly, this folder view reset happens even when i am not using win explorer, so it happens in the background, at random intervals. I cannot reproduce this consistently. It seems to mainly happen shortly after i resume from hibernation, and at random intervals throughout the day. It has nothing to do with icons and thumbnails as far as i can tell. The folder view reset happens in ALL explorer windows that i have open, at the same time, even if the folder is a bunch of files set to "details" view mode. When it triggers, no errors or anything are logged in event viewer->windows logs->system or application. There are no error popups or anything, the folder view just resets to the top silently in the background, even when i am not using explorer. I have tried a ton of things to fix it : Uninstalled OneDrive and purged the registry and policies of everything OneDrive related that i could find. I saw some posts saying that OneDrive was responsible because win explorer keeps trying to connect to OneDrive, but this has not fixed it for me. I am not using any network drives, cloud drives, or anything of that nature. Set explorer to "launch folder windows in a seperate process" Set "FolderType" to "NotSpecified" in Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Bags\AllFolders\Shell. This was meant to disable the feature where windows tries to automatically set the folder type Cleared the thumbnails cache Cleared the folder view cache in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\BagMRU and HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Bags Disabled "allow files in this folder to have contents indexed" in properties Set NoSimpleNetIDList, NoRemoteChangeNotify and NoSimpleNetIDList to 1 in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer. I think this has prevented the folder view reset from occuring on logon, but it has not prevented it from occuring at random intervals throughout the day. Disabled "show recently used files", "show frequently used folders" and "show files from office.com" in view options Disabled everything under Options -> View -> Navigation Pane except for "Show this PC" Made sure i am not running any kind of network drive, cloud sync, etc, software or services. Unchecked "Automatically pick an accent color from my background option" in display personalization. Made sure slideshow was disabled for the windows screensaver Set explorer to default to "This PC" instead of "Home" Used ShellExView to see if i had any network or cloud sync stuff affecting the shell...nothing that i could see. Ran sfc /scannow and DISM, then rebooted Enabled group policies for user config -> admin templates -> windows components -> file explorer, "no computers near me in network locations", "remove map network drive and disconnect network drive", "turn off caching of thumbnail pictures", "turn off the caching of thumbnails in hidden thumbs.db files" and "turn off windows key hotkeys" Set NoActiveDesktopChanges in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer E Made sure focus assist was off Set NoNetCrawling, NoRemoteRecursiveEvents, NoRemoteRecursiveEventsEx, NoResolveTrack and NoPinnedSiteSync in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer Checked there was nothing process related in power options (this is a PC, there is no battery) Checked for any optional updates that might fix this (there were none) Set file explorer to "show icons only, never thumbnails" Disabled refresh cache for onesettings in task scheduler Reset all folder view options to defaults and then restarting Those are the only the ones i can remember off hand. I also tried using process monitor to see if anything might be causing it...but it eventually closed by itself after running for a few hours, presumably because it was logging too much stuff. And since the folder view reset happens randomly, i cannot check the log at a certain time anyway, because i have no idea what time to check the log at. I found an old post talking about what seems to be a similar issue : Windows 11 File Explorer jumps to top when scrolling - Microsoft Q&A, except that it jumps to the top when i am not using explorer. It never jumps to the top when i am actively using explorer. None of the solutions posted in the thread worked for me. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this? Its very obviously something related to win11 because it was not present in win10, but i cant narrow it down and windows wont tell me what is causing it. It just seems to be some kind of folder/UI refresh that keeps triggering but i cant tell what is triggering it, when it triggers or how to turn it off.EndFragment I tried using an alternative to file explorer, called the "Files" app, and i can confirm the "folder jumps to the top" bug does not happen there...so whatever is causing it, only affects win11's file explorer. I was able to find someone else who confirmed that this folder view reset bug happens for them as well on win11, but he did not know why it was happening either. His best guess was that the changes that win11 made to file explorer have introduced this bug. Does anyone have any ideas on what is causing this, or any ways to trouble shoot this? Clearly, win11 introduced something that is causing the folder view to reset to the top constantly, but windows does not tell me what it is or why it is doing it...there is nothing in event viewer that i can see. It just silently resets file explorer's folders in the background.1KViews0likes3Comments