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After windows update, Auto repair shows on bootup
so there's an automatic update downloaded on my laptop, specifically the 2020-12 cumulative update for windows 10 version 2004 for x86-based systems (KB4592438). I shut down my laptop, and it was automatically updated. Later i opened the laptop, It shows on boot screen 'Preparing Automatic Repair' i waited and it shows that it failed, i restarted the system but it is still the same (it failed). I searched on the net on the things that i can do, I treied startup repair and some things on Command prompt, yet i didn't work. then I did the system restore thing, waited an hour then my pc booted up fine. once im inside the system, it shows that some apps are not working (its fine cause they are just bloatwares), but the update was prompted again to the laptop. I saw that it was already downloaded again (since i am not pausing updates) and just waiting for computer to restart ('pending restart'). I am now scared to shut down or restart the laptop because i might not be able to fix the problem if it happens again. Can you give me some tips on what to do, is there any problem with this update? UPDATE: I clicked restart and update. The pc restarted, but the windows update is still in there. The same 2020-12 update. I paused now the update (the 7 day option) and shut down the laptop. I hope it will be okay cause i badly need it to work.
Windows mail app closes on its own.
When I open Windows Mail app and click on an e-mail account or an e-mail that's already displayed, the app closes.
start button not working
start and search buttons are not working in windows 10 how can I solve
Why has the taskbar changed so much
i think the new windows 10 taskbar is very good but why has the taskbar not been like this since vista
Dark theme for Windows Community page please!
Would it be possible to get a dark theme for this site? I'm so used to having my system be on dark, and outlook being on dark, so when I switch over to a windows community tab the contrast is a bit jarring. Anyone else think it'd be cool to get a dark theme?
New Insider Dev Build - May 26, 2021
Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21390 Written By Amanda Langowski Brandon LeBlanc published May 26, 2021 Hello Windows Insiders, today we are releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21390 to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/05/26/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-21390/ Cheers, Drew
Cannot start Word or Excel in office 365 w 10 err 0xc0000142
After a while i get the error 0xc0000142 that should have been fixed in version 1803. I have automatic update active and is now on version 1909
Do I need
Do I need Super-antispyware or Malwarebytes when I use Norton Lifelock 360 with Windows 10?
Can signing in Windows device w/Outlook be a problem 🤣🤦♀
I just had to rest my device yesterday, because there is a file popping up all over the place and my device started running so bad that I almost wasn't able to reset Windows. I think I know what the file is, but I don't think my device does. Or it might and I might be completely wrong. I think there are 2 different scenarios that are going on, which I think are causing many different problems. First, I had to reset my device about 6 months ago. When I signed back in, I didn't use the gmail account that I first used to set up the device and it was setup as the administrator account, instead I use my Outlook acct. making it the admin, well my gmail is ported into my Outlook. I read online once you make an admin account that the device never forgets it, I don't know if that is true. The reason I'm saying this, is because I think my device might be recognizing that my gmail account used to be the admin on my device, because that little user icon file is showing up in my file explorer with the gmail's username by it, its never even done that with my outlook account. On the other my hand, I have what's going on with that file that's popping up everywhere, which is using up so much of my memory that I received a code on my Windows Report saying I have a memory link. Second, if I make a Microsoft account with an Outlook email, then sign into a Windows 10 device, will the Windows 10 device see or recognize the email addresses that is ported into my Outlook account? If so, can that cause any problems with the Windows 10 Device? Because of that user file, it seems like my device has recognized my gmail account as being an admin acct. on there before, but on the other hand it seems like it doesn't recognize it being ported into my Outlook acct. because I have all those user files EVERYWHERE. Any help will greatly be appreciated. So, is any of this possible or I'm a way off ? Do I just have a virus? 🤣😜🤷♀️🤦♀️🤣😜
About Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool
The Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) helps remove malicious software from computers. It is updated monthly via WU. One can run it anytime by doing the following: Win+X+R, type in MRT, hit Enter. Opt for Quick Scan ( is by default), hit Next & follow the prompts. IF, it finds & remove anything, it produces a report for you. Also, has Full scan (long time) and Custom (you select what to scan). Cheers, Drew
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