(KB5124010) Niepowodzenie instalacji dnia 1.10.2026 — Ox800f0922
Mam problem z instalacją aktualizacji (Aktualizacja dla systemu Windows (KB5124010) Niepowodzenie instalacji dnia 1.10.2026 — Ox800f0922). Próbowałem też ponownie zainstalować system (Windows Update - Opcje zaawansowane - Odzyskiwanie - Rozwiązywanie problemów za pomocą usługi Windows Update Ta opcja jest teraz niedostępna) instalowanie zakończone niepowodzeniem, nie mogę zainstalować ponownie systemy za pomocą Windows Update. Próbowałem też zainstalować ponownie poprzez utworzenie bootowalnego pendrive za pomocą "Media creation tool" ale też nie mogłem zainstalować, a nawet naprawić systemu. Pobrałem plik obrazu systemu Windows kliknąłem na niego następnie został zamontowany on w napędzie, po wejściu do napędu i klikmięciu "setup.exe" również nie miałem możliwości instalacji systemu. W jaki sposób naprawić system aby zainstalować najnowszą aktualizację i mieć sprawny system? P.S jeżeli to zły dział to proszę o przeniesienie tematu.
dell Vostro upgrade to Windows 11
Hi Microsoft support community, I request your advice as I would like to install Windows 11 on my Dell Vostro 3590. Initially it was shipped with Windows 10 pre-installed and it worked perfectly. But I wipped the system to install another operating system (linux) and it worked also perfectly. Now I tried to install Windows 11 as I noticed the laptop is secure boot capable and this should be sufficient for Windows 11 install. But, I never made it trying to install W11 with USB. direct install or W10 upgrade did not worked. It get stuck on the logo screen. There seem to miss a driver for harddrive, so i tried to install several drivers from dell site w/o success. So I require your advice if it possible to install Windows 11 on a dell Vostro 3590. Thank you and have a good day,
What do you check when choosing laptops for a small Windows 11 deployment with Intune?
When picking laptops for a small team that will be managed through Intune and Autopilot, what do you look at beyond the basic specs? I'm thinking about things like TPM and firmware settings, whether the manufacturer or reseller can register the device hardware hashes, and how consistent the drivers are across models. Have you found any brand or model line noticeably easier to deploy than others? Would appreciate hearing what caused you the most trouble.
How to open password protected PDF without password on Windows 11?
Hi everyone, I'm reaching out to the community for some assistance with a PDF issue I'm facing. I have a PDF document that is password protected, and unfortunately, I no longer have the password. I'm looking for a way to access this document without the password. Here's what I've tried so far: Checking if I've saved the password somewhere securely. Contacting the original sender of the PDF for the password (no luck there). Searching for basic software solutions that might help with this. My questions is: Are there any reliable tools or methods that can help in this situation without compromising the integrity of the document? I'd appreciate any guidance or advice the community can offer. Thanks in advance for your help!
Unable to remove an inactive/old linked PC from Link to Windows Android app
Hi everyone, I currently have two PCs linked to the Link to Windows Android app. One of them is no longer active, but it still appears in the app, and I’m unable to remove it. I have already tried the usual troubleshooting steps, including resetting the Link to Windows app, but the inactive PC continues to be listed. Interestingly, when I check Devices under my Microsoft Account, only my currently active PC is shown. The inactive PC does not appear there. This issue has been ongoing for more than two years. I recently contacted Microsoft Support regarding this issue, and after further troubleshooting, I was advised to seek assistance from the Microsoft Community. Has anyone experienced a similar issue or knows how to remove an old/inactive PC that is still listed in the Link to Windows Android app? Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.Dell Latitude 5285 running Win11 keeps crashing with a blue screen, error code CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED
The device is a Dell Latitude 5285. It repeatedly experiences blue screens while running Windows 11, with the stop code CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED. This issue occurs frequently in Normal Mode but does not occur in Safe Mode Troubleshooting steps attempted: Ran DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth; completed. Ran sfc /scannow; no integrity conflicts were found. Ran chkdsk C: /scan; no issues were found with the file system. Performed a clean boot, disabling all non-Microsoft services and startup items; the blue screen still occurs. The system has generated a mini-dump file: C:\Windows\Minidump\081226-9625-01.dmp. In Device Manager, the USB Root Hub (USB 3.0) displays error code 43, but it has not yet been confirmed to be directly related to the blue screen. Wireless network adapter model: Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265.
Windows 11 is not suited for work
Hello everyone, I just took the effort to register on this website to let some steam off. I would like to express my profound disliking about Windows 11. This morning, after some vacation days, I resumed working and windows, despite all the settings in place against this, decided to apply updates which stopped some of my peripherals from working. Of course, this included the GPU and the Bluetooth card, meaning that I could no longer join the meeting I was into. Enough. This is just the latest item on a list which has been growing longer and longer since many years ago, after Windows 7 went on retirement. It had issues, but at least it felt like it had some kind of reasoning behind. I am really fed up, and I just wanted to share my experience. Why does everyone still use it? Just why? Why do developers still code for this platform, which is clearly not working? Windows, and especially Windows 11, is just the most wrong possible tool for work. But probably also for anything else which is not a useless operation. Thank you, Microsoft. Sincerely, Davide
Can't move Windows 11 Pro key to new machine
I'm in the middle of building a new PC and am unable to move my Windows 11 Pro license to it. I have verified with cmd that it is Retail channel and license, IIRC it was purchased as Windows 10 Pro and upgraded. On the system activation page it says "Windows is activated with a digital license linked to your Microsoft account." This is a retail license I purchased several years ago. I retrieved the key from the old machine using Regedit. If I try to enter this into the Activation settings page on the new PC with "Change Product Key" it says "We can't activate Windows on this device because you don't have a valid digital license or product key. If you think you do have a valid license or key, select Troubleshoot below. (0x803fa067)" Hitting the troubleshoot button on the system activation page says "We weren't able to activate Windows on this device." Selecting "I changed hardware on this device recently" on the new PC says "We can't find any devices linked to your Microsoft account that can be used for reactivating the device you're using right now. Make sure you're signed in with the same Microsoft account you linked to the Windows 10 digital license on this device or try again later." Clicking "See other devices linked to your Microsoft account" bring up the Reactivate Windows page with the message "We can't reactivate Windows from these devices." I have verified that both machines are linked into the same account and show up in my devices list. I removed the old PC from devices hoping that would help, but it has made no difference. It took a little bit but I was ale to get the PC to show up on my account again, though with less details then had been there previously (it may still be updating.) I have followed the link to the "Get Help" app, but when I sign in it says "Sorry, but we're having trouble signing you in." "AADSTS500200: User account 'MYACCOUNTHERE' is a personal Microsoft account. Personal Microsoft accounts are not supported for this application unless explicitly invited to an organization." I tried calling Microsoft support numbers fort the US, and after a great deal of time and effort eventually got past the AI which kept sending me to the directions I had already followed whenever I use the word "activation." I eventually figured out how to get someone on the line and after explaining my problem I was then put on hold for them to transfer me for help, after ~30 minutes the hold music stopped and it went silent. Waited another 10 minutes and nothing so hung up and called again. Could not get them to forward my call to a person again and now whenever I call one of their support numbers it says "Hello, thanks for calling Microsoft, for assistance with Windows Support please visit us online at help.microsoft.com. Thanks for calling Microsoft, have a good day." and hangs up on me. I'm absolutely livid at this as it seems they've flagged my number to ignore it now and I'm left with no way to contact Microsoft support to get my issue resolved.Make one monitor move/display different screens as we move mouse around different physical displays
I have a computer with two hookups from the same GPU to act as a dummy connection for steam link/steam remote play so it's the correct size since the base monitor is 32:9 and I need closer to 16:9 for the tablet running steam link. When using steam link and moving the mouse between the "monitors" it moves the windows and switchs displays to the two different screens. So, as I drag between a 2560x1440 and 5120x1440 destkop from windows and it changes the size of the screen on the tablet and allows me to quick move between each seamlessly just by dragging windows between different screens or just by moving the mouse. It might need some things added so you don't overly switch in some software too easily, but could this be added as a feature of windows with logical screens/desktop that are hooked to the physical connections from the gpu/cpu/etc and seemelessly flip signals on a single monitor? Or however that could be done. It's insanely convenient and when I went back on my PC I kept wanting to do it physically and notice the lack of it. It could make a very nice display feature for windows in general. Especially since everything has multi desktop also. Then there could be multi hardware and software switching. How does steam do this? What features could be derived from this?Does factory reset remove everything from PC on Windows 11?
I plan to trade in my PC and want to know if factory reset removes everything from my Windows 11 PC. Some people says the factory reset is not safe enough so I am a bit worried about this. P.S. How can I permanently delete everything from my computer?
