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If you ever want to get rid of the Safe Mode entry, you can do it easily by returning here and deleting it.

To turn this on, it must be enabled manually using Control Panel. Search for Create a restore point and click on the first result to open the System Properties page. Click the Apply button and then the OK button. Once this is done, Windows 10 will always create a restore point when applying a new update or when particular system changes are carried out.

Windows 10's localisation options seem needlessly convoluted, and we've had multiple reports of incorrect localisation even in computers that were upgraded from correctly localised Windows 7 or Windows 8 installations. Check that the United Kingdom is selected under Country or region, and check that your chosen language s appear under Languages.

Select your primary language, click Options, and click Download under the language pack, and speech options if they're present. Check on this page that the keyboard is also correct - if it isn't, add the correct one, then select the wrong one and remove it. Under Language, click Change input methods, select your chosen language, move it to the top of the list if it isn't there already, and click Options.

Under Windows display language you might see either Enabled or Available - if the latter, click Make this the primary language. If you don't see either, download and install the language pack, then make it the primary language. Click the back arrow to return to the language preferences, and in the left-hand pane click Change date, time, or number formats and check that the format is set to the correct language. Check the Home location on the Location tab, and finally use the Administrative tab to check the System locale and use the Copy settings button to apply the settings to the Welcome screen and new user accounts.

Like Windows 8 before it, Windows 10 uses a hybrid boot to enable fast boot times. When you shut the system down, apps and app processes are terminated, but the Windows kernel itself is hibernated to allow for a faster restart. In theory, it's great, but it still is terribly slow for some Windows 10 users. Disable it by searching for Power Options in the Start Menu and running the matching Control Panel applet, then in the left-hand pane click Choose what the power buttons do.

Click Change settings that are currently unavailable, scroll down and un-tick Turn on fast start-up, then click Save changes. This should prevent a very slow start on affected PCs.

Some users report that if they subsequently reboot, re-trace their steps and re-enable fast start-up the problem remains cured. If you're dual booting between Windows 10 and Windows 7, switching fast startup off will also fix the problem where Windows 7 checks the disks each time you boot it: With fast start-up enabled, the earlier operating system doesn't recognise that the disks have been properly shut down by Windows Return to a locked Windows 10 device and you'll see a pretty picture.

That's nice, but it's a needless obstacle in the way of logging in. If you're as impatient as we are, disable the lock screen by searching the Start Menu for regedit, and running the Registry editor. After a reboot, the lock screen will be gone. Windows 10 shipped without an app to play DVDs on. Which isn't great if you like to watch movies on your PC. Luckily, Microsoft has released an app as a download.

This article will help you answer questions and troubleshoot common problems with your Windows 11 update. If you're looking for info on how to activate Windows 11 or to verify that your installation of Windows 11 is activated, see Activate Windows. Your device may not be able to update to the latest version of Windows 11 for a few reasons. The following tips can help you pinpoint the issue affecting your device. Before you begin, make sure your device is plugged into a power source and connected to the internet.

Then, try the steps listed below to get your PC to update. Some updates require administrator access. If your account doesn't have administrator access, see Create a local user or administrator account in Windows. Or if someone else at home or in your office has an administrator account on your device, try asking them to install the updates. Before trying any of the solutions below, make sure you back up your personal files. You can also back up your files with OneDrive.

Learn more about Windows Update. Make sure that your device has enough space. If your device has a small hard drive, you may need to insert a USB drive to update it.

If your PC is running low on storage, try the techniques at Free up drive space in Windows. Many updates require you to restart your device. Save your work and close all open applications. Even if you have downloaded some updates, there may be more available. Download and install any new updates. Check for updates in Settings. Remove any external storage devices and drives, docks, and other hardware plugged into your device that aren't needed for basic functionality.

Check third-party drivers and download any updates. Unplug extra hardware. Check Device Manager for errors. In the search box on the taskbar, type device manager.

Choose Device Manager from the results. In the window that pops up, look for any device with a yellow exclamation mark beside it you may have to select each category to switch to the list of devices. Press and hold or right-click the device name and select either Update Driver Software or Uninstall to correct the errors. Remove third-party security software. Make sure you know how to reinstall your programs and that any necessary product keys are on hand.

Windows Defender will help protect your device in the meantime. Repair hard-drive errors. In the search box on the taskbar, type command prompt. Choose Command Prompt from the list of results. Note: You must have administrator permissions on your device to do this.

Do a clean restart into Windows. See How to perform a clean boot in Windows. Restore and repair system files. In the window that pops up, type DISM.

Learn to repair a Windows image. The following table lists the most common upgrade and installation errors and some things you can try to fix them. If you continue having problems upgrading or installing Windows, contact Microsoft support. This indicates that there was a problem downloading and installing the selected update. Windows Update will try again later and there is nothing you need to do at this time. This could indicate that an incompatible app installed on your PC is blocking the upgrade process from completing.

Check to make sure that any incompatible apps are uninstalled and then try upgrading again. Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help.