Is it safe to delete this file in Windows 11?
I’ve seen a few videos claiming that deleting certain files from a specific folder can improve my computer’s performance, but to be honest, I’m too scared to try it. I’m not really sure what those files actually do, and the last thing I want is to mess up something important. I’m using a Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15ITL6—nothing special, just a regular laptop. Can anyone explain whether it’s actually safe to delete files from that folder, or is this just one of those risky tips circulating online? I’d much rather keep my system stable than chase after a negligible speed boost, but if it really is harmless, I’d like to know more about it.
Windows 11 home internet not working after update
I just updated with my windows 11 home with the latest patches today. After restart, my internet is not working anymore. I have tried restarting few times, restarting the router, flushing dns, Ip release, IP renew etc. Nothing worked. Did a full network reset. That failed too. As a last resort as suggested by Google AI, I manually set my DNS to a fixed IP, then only it worked. So after updating my Win 11 today, my automatic dhcp totatlly stopped working. Has this happened to anyone else ? Any guess why this would have happened and how I can get my automatic DNS back to working state ? WIFI is working on every other device conntected like phone, TV, Alexa...etc. Thanks.
Taskbar thumbnails stop showing previews and just display blank squares
When I hover over taskbar icons, the preview thumbnails show up as blank squares instead of live previews of the windows. It happens randomly—sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't—and restarting Explorer only fixes it for a few minutes. I've already disabled and re-enabled thumbnail previews, cleared the thumbnail cache, and checked for updates. Nothing stuck. Anyone else seen this or know how to fix it?
Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26220.9343) endet mit Fehlercode 0x800b0109
Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26220.9343) endet mit Fehlercode 0x800b0109 Windows 11 Home 25H2 Build 26220.7872 ge_release Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.333.0 BETA-channel As I want to install Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26220.9343) on the above mentioned computer I like to know how to avoid the error 0x800b0109. Can anyone help???
GSOD and Chrome left open issue after updating to Insider Preview build 29661.1000
This issue is caused by the AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics driver (version 31.0.21925.1001), which triggers a GSOD (Green Screen of Death) with the error code `SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED` (0x7E)—indicating a failure of the dxgmms2.sys file—while Chrome browser windows, websites, or applications are left open. The incidents occurred twice on September 11, 2026, between 11:33 AM and 12:02 PM, and the issue remains unresolved. System Specifications: CPU: Ryzen 5 5500GT Mainboard: Gigabyte A520M K V2 RAM: 16GB
There is a problem with File History; a protest is lodged.
Your Microsoft technical team has repeatedly corrupted file history. Since the July 28th/August 13th updates KB5101684/KB5120249, my file history has reappeared. Backups to the D drive are successful, but the backup times cannot be synchronized. Newly created or saved Word documents, images, videos, etc., still show "No previous version available" in "Properties → Previous Versions". The folder is not being corrected; its date is automatically changed. Until Wednesday's updates KB5124008, KB5126052, KB5126146, KB5122878, and KB890830, the file history was corrupted and disabled, resulting in an "InconsistentState" entry in C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\FileHistory\Configuration. Why did Microsoft disable it? Everyone is using it, and I'm extremely angry. Many users have reported encountering this issue on various forums. Microsoft, stop deceiving us! I demand that Microsoft review this matter immediately and release an emergency update as soon as possible to restore the file history to its original state. The five updates installed are:KB5122878,KB5126146,KB5124008,KB5126052,KB890830 Anyone else experiencing the same issue as me can report it to the media and have Microsoft confirm the error.
Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable rolling back or getting corrupted after every Windows Update.
Hello! So I'm having an issue where multiple users would create a ticket stating they can't access AutoCAD, InDesign, and even sometimes even File Explorer. Now this part is an easy fix, just uninstall/reinstall or repair the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable and the issue is fixed. The problem I'm having is that a few days later, the same users would create another ticket with the same issue. I've been going back and forth uninstalling/reinstalling, when a user (that was having this issue before, and I had fixed) brought up that they were able to access AutoCAD fine, until they did a Windows Update and rebooted. Sure enough, I remoted into their PC and their Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable wasn't updated to the v14. I first contacted AutoCAD and they did some digging and stated the same thing, that the Visual C++ was being rollback. Then I contacted Microsoft and they had me go to Windows support which then they guided me here. So I'm presenting my question here now, anyone else had this issue, and is there a solution to this fix? Thanks!
Feedback on Windows 11
I've been a Windows customer since the beginning. I was doing computing back on the TSR-80, when we still saved information on audio tape. However, with the changes in the last few versions of Windows; I feel I can on longer use a Windows product. I've been using a Windows 11 system for several months now, and I've hated every time I had to use it. With the increase in non-optional "optional" and non-removable features; I've decided that it's time to move onto a Linux based system. Sincerely, a former Microsoft customer.Reclamo técnico — Windows Update / Fallo crítico de arranque / Activación
Reclamo técnico — Windows Update / Fallo crítico de arranque / Activación El 28/08/2026, luego de una actualización de Windows 11, mi instalación dejó de iniciar correctamente. La actualización involucrada es KB5120998, correspondiente a Windows 11 25H2 / OS Build 26200.9278, publicada por Microsoft el 27/08/2026. El sistema pasó de funcionar normalmente a presentar durante el arranque: DRIVER_UNLOADED_WITHOUT_CANCELLING_PENDING_OPERATIONS y posteriormente: STOP 0xC000021A STATUS_SYSTEM_PROCESS_TERMINATED El fallo persistió incluso intentando iniciar mediante Safe Mode (F4) y Safe Mode with Networking (F5), por lo que no se trataba de un problema de una aplicación o proceso de inicio del usuario. Se realizó un proceso completo de recuperación utilizando Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) y reparación offline de la instalación. Durante el diagnóstico se identificaron problemas en el Component-Based Servicing (CBS) / Component Store. Los intentos de reparación con DISM no pudieron completarse correctamente y se obtuvo: 0x800F0915 CBS_E_REPAIR_CONTENT_MISSING Entre los componentes involucrados se identificó: wow64_microsoft-windows-errorreportingcore 10.0.26100.9278 También fue necesario intervenir sobre la configuración de arranque UEFI/EFI para intentar recuperar el sistema. La recuperación de la instalación original finalmente no fue posible, por lo que, después de agotar los procedimientos de reparación, fue necesario formatear y reinstalar Windows. La reinstalación tuvo que realizarse dos veces, ya que la primera instalación presentó problemas al intentar recuperar la configuración/cuenta anterior. Por lo tanto, el incidente produjo la siguiente cadena: KB5120998 ↓ Windows 11 25H2 / Build 26200.9278 ↓ Fallo durante el arranque ↓ DRIVER_UNLOADED_WITHOUT_CANCELLING_PENDING_OPERATIONS ↓ 0xC000021A ↓ Safe Mode también falla ↓ WinRE / reparación offline ↓ CBS / Component Store: 0x800F0915 ↓ Recuperación UEFI/EFI ↓ Imposibilidad de recuperar la instalación ↓ Formateo ↓ Dos reinstalaciones de Windows Actualmente existe además un segundo problema: la licencia original que estaba funcionando en este mismo equipo ya no es validada después de la reinstalación. Windows devuelve: 0x803FA067 También intenté utilizar el mecanismo de activación mediante Installation ID, pero el sistema/web de activación de Microsoft tampoco reconoce correctamente dicho identificador.
