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874 TopicsWindows11 File Explorer experiences issues when selecting multiple files
When selecting two or more files in Windows 11 File Explorer, the icons of selected files suddenly become blurry. Testing indicates this issue is directly related to the “Details Pane” on the right: closing this pane or switching to the “Preview Pane” prevents the blurring, though it requires retaining the details functionality. Is there a fundamental fix available (such as an update or registry tweak)?5Views0likes0CommentsWindows 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. ~Gourav56Views0likes2CommentsInstallation Failure of KB5074109 on Windows 11 25H2 Multi-Session – Error 0x80073712
We are experiencing persistent issues installing the latest Windows update, KB5074109, on Windows 11 25H2 Multi-Session running in Azure. The installation fails on multiple machines with error code 0x80073712. We have tried the following troubleshooting steps, but still the same issue: sfc /scannow DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Windows Update Troubleshooter (Settings → System) Manual download and installation of the update Has anyone else run into this, or does anyone have ideas on how to fix it? Could the update itself be the problem?54Views0likes1CommentFrequent BSODs on Windows 11 computer?
Hi, few months ago i built my first PC, everything was running great for a month, two max. But now I'm getting frequent bluescreens with this error code: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (a) Was googling around, but can't find any info that would help me figure out whats wrong. PC Specs MB: B450M Pro4 R2.0 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6600 RAM: GSkill AEGIS DDR4 16gx2 XMP 2.0 Ready PSU: Aerocool Integrator 600W10Views0likes1CommentHow can I clean install windows 11 from windows 10 without usb?
I want to try out Windows 11 as Windows 10 will end support very soon. Unfortunately, my Windows 10 PC doesn't receive Windows 11 upgrade notices. Is this normal? My PC has: Intel i7 CPU 16GB Kingston RAM 512GB Samsung NVME SSD Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Could you please tell me a way to clean install windows 11 from windows 10 without usb? Hope someone would suggest a simple solution here. Regards. Kate4.3KViews1like6CommentsHow Can I Upgrade Windows 10 to Windows 11 on unsupported hardware?
Windows 10 will be ended of official support very soon and no secure update since then. This is the main reason why I want to upgrade Windows 10 to Windows 11 on this Dell XPS 13 laptop (9350). The hardware specs are: Processor: Intel Core i5-6200 Graphics adapter: Intel HD Graphics 520 Memory: 8 GB DDR3 Mainboard: Intel Skylake-U Premium PCH Storage: Samsung NVMe SSD 256 GB Currently, this old laptop runs Windows 10 Pro very well but it is not supported by Windows 11 after checking with PC Health tool. Is there any way to upgrade Windows 10 to Windows 11 on unsupported hardware without losing data? ThanksSolved12KViews1like10CommentsWiIN 11 Set up issues
+Just started a new minicomputer with WIN11. Moved data from old WIN 10 PC using a transfer cable. Had to use a transfer cable because the initial set up on new PC did not identify it was downloading data from original One Drive back up. Suspect it was working but did not provide any visual status to activity and % complete. My solution was a transfer cable Now find I have my old WIN10 desktop complete with all my original programs and documents, together with a new WIN 11 start screen which does not have access to my original programs unless I download them from the original site. Confused and disappointed in the whole process. If I now D/L programs from vendors site, do I have 2 copies - say original office on WIN10 desktop and a second version downloaded on WIN 11 start menu2Views0likes0Comments