Accessing and Using the Advanced Startup Options on Windows 10
The advanced startup options allow you to recover, repair, or use one of the built-in troubleshooting modes on your Windows 10 PC.
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Windows update service not running? Here is how to fix it
If you see a message saying “Windows Update cannot currently check for updates, because the service is not running”, you have a problem. Read on, and you will learn how to solve it in no time!
The $WINDOWS.~BT folder – and how to delete it
This short article deals with one possible solution to free up disk space on your Windows computer by deleting a folder that can be useful, but is mostly just annoying.
How to delete backup files in Windows 10
This article will show you 4 methods to delete backup files in Windows 10 while maintaining full control of what you keep and what you remove.
How to fix the “Potential Windows Update Database Error Detected” issue on Windows 10
You may be trying to fix another error with the Windows Update Troubleshooter while you run into the “Potential Windows Update Database Error Detected” message. We have a good list of fixes you can try to solve this problem.
How to perform a system restore from the command prompt on Windows 10
In this article we explain the steps of performing a system restore from the command line.
How to fix the “We couldn’t complete the updates. Undoing changes.” error loop on Windows 10
Sometimes Windows updates wreak havoc on your system. You are trying to restart your computer after the update was installed, and it gets stuck in a loop. Read on to see how you can get out of the loop.
How to Fix the “Windows Cannot Access the Specified Device, Path, or File” Error.
There are several causes behind this error which we are going to outline below and give you 8 methods for fixing it.
Getting Windows Ready Stuck? Here Are 9 Solutions to This Problem
The “getting Windows ready stuck” problem causes users to experience a loop which prevents them from accessing Windows. Here are several workarounds.
How to fix: ‘pip’ is not recognized as an internal or external command
This article takes a look at why ‘pip’ might not be recognized as a command and gives solutions to fix this error message.