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(1) Update Windows 10 to the latest updates, (2) run sfc /scanow, (3) run an online DISM repair: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth (4) uninstall 3rd party programs that may be interfering with Windows 10, like classic shell -- or try to pinpoint what you may have installed that agitated it

If that doesn't fix it, reinstall. Then as you use Windows 10 keep a track record of what you do that may cause the problem to re-appear.

I hate to say it but Windows 10 is a black box, and sometimes when it breaks there's not a whole lot you can do. 10's start menu and search feature are infamous for not working.

always stay on the slow branch That protects you form most of the fuck ups.

Its almost as if getting rid of 90% of your in house testing team was a bad idea microsoft!

andrewjoy wrote: ↑

16 Sep 2019, 11:19

always stay on the slow branch That protects you form most of the fuck ups.

Its almost as if getting rid of 90% of your in house testing team was a bad idea microsoft!

We are the test team

Also in related news a warning was issued for millions of users
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkell ... 0a9d8911e0