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1031 TopicsBluetooth 'Add Devices' Not Working
From the bottom right Quick Settings panel Bluetooth can be toggled on and off but the ">" button to "Add Devices" does not work with the following error: Faulting application name: ShellHost.exe, version: 10.0.26100.8521, time stamp: 0x10ff34dc Faulting module name: Windows.UI.Xaml.dll, version: 10.0.26100.8521, time stamp: 0xe70b2ca6 This happens when the Device Flow Service (DevicesFlowUserSvc) is not running. If the Device Flow Service is disabled it will cause this error and pairing will not be available using Quick Settings in explorer bottom right or in immersive control panel systemsettings.exe. Also Device Association Service and Device Association Broker are required for the Bluetooth pairing to function properly.Solved26Views0likes2CommentsWindows Windows 11 Update Stuck at 0% for Three Hours
My Windows 11 update has been stuck at 0% for over three hours, and there has been no progress or movement in the update process. I am concerned that the update might be frozen or stuck, and I am unsure of how to safely resolve this issue without causing further problems to my system.24Views0likes2CommentsWindows 11 Update Failures and Installation Errors
I am experiencing frequent issues with Windows 11 updates failing to install, and I often receive error messages during the update process. These errors prevent my system from updating to the latest version, and I have tried multiple troubleshooting steps such as restarting, running the Windows Update Troubleshooter, and resetting Windows Update components, but the problem remains. The update failures are disrupting my system's security and performance, and I am unsure of the underlying cause, whether it’s related to corrupted files, incompatible drivers, or insufficient disk space. I am looking for effective solutions to resolve these update errors so I can keep my Windows 11 system current and secure without further interruptions.39Views0likes1CommentIssue with opening the clipboard history in Windows 11 by pressing Win + V
When I press Win + V to open the Clipboard History panel, the interface is blank and does not display any copied items, even though the Clipboard History feature is enabled in Settings. Restarting the computer or restarting File Explorer temporarily resolves the issue, but it reoccurs after a while.31Views0likes2Comments