Windows 10 problems

As we all know Windows 10 has so many problems that they are so irritating so here you will find some of these problems and how to fix them

System Specs:

Okey so this is important to know to prevent unnecessary issues upon installation. Your computer needs to be up to certain standards. And these are the specs Microsoft requires:

- A processor of 1 gHZ at least 

- 1 GB if it's 32-bit or 2 GB if it's 64-bit of RAM

- 16 GB of hard disk space

- Microsoft DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM driver

- A Microsoft account and Internet access

Automatic Update

Windows 10 automatically accepts all the system updates. 

On one hand this ensures that the computer is up to date on security patches, on the other hand automatic updating enables Microsoft to force-feed virtually whatever it's wanted or not and sometimes it can lead to a computer crash.

Start menu isn’t working

Here’s how to fix this error messages: “Critical Error/Your Start Menu isn't working. We'll try to fix it the next time you sign in.”

Or this error, “Critical Error/Start menu and Cortana aren’t working. We’ll try to fix it the next time you sign in.”

Until now there is no solution for it but there is a temporary solution to resolve it by booting to Safe Mode, and then immediately booting back into normal mode. This workaround may resolve your problem for a while, however the error may return later.

To boot to Safe Mode:

·         Hold the Shift key down while you click Start, Power, Restart.

·         Once you are in the Windows Recovery Environment, select Troubleshoot, then Advanced options, then Startup Settings, and Restart.

·         When it restarts, you should see a number of options. Press 5 or F5 for Safe Mode with networking.

·         Once you sign into your account in Safe Mode, you’re done. Just restart your PC to return to a normal boot.

Wi-Fi Sharing 

Windows 10 has a system called Wi-Fi Sense. It gives the possibility to users to share your Wi-Fi network access BUT also it gives them the possibility to share your Facebook, Skype, and Outlook contacts. This feature automatically shares your password (encrypted) to everyone you're connected to. 

You can disable this setting with going to Wi-Fi > Network Settings > Manage Wi-Fi Settings and clear everything there.

Chrome Crashes!!!!

If this happens to you often the only solution is to uninstall and reinstall Chrome.

Microsoft Edge Pop-ups

If you got enough of these pop-ups you have to go to Settings > Internet Options > Privacy > Turn On Pop-Up Blocker. Then > Disable Toolbars and extensions when InPrivate browsing starts.

The Death Screen 

If your system crashed and you have the blue screen you should reset your laptop.

So you have to do these steps: Settings > Recovery section (to do so search for "reinstall" in the search tool) > Remove everything and reinstall Windows.

Folder Fail

The email app doesn’t allow users to create subfolders so they can organize their email. And unfortunately there’s no fix for it till now.

Trouble with Drivers 

To fix this problem you can just uninstall and reinstall the hardware drivers associated with the specific issues.

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