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Have a Windows problem that you just can't fix? Try this ultimate troubleshooting trick
Winsage
October 24, 2024

Have a Windows problem that you just can’t fix? Try this ultimate troubleshooting trick

A cumulative update failed to install on a Windows Insider build, presenting error code 0x800f0990. To resolve this, a Windows repair installation was performed using an ISO file, which allows for an in-place upgrade without erasing personal files or applications. The process involves mounting the ISO, running the setup, and selecting the option to keep personal files and settings. After completing the installation, the problematic update installed successfully, and an issue with the infrared camera for Windows Hello was also resolved.
Hands-on: Windows 11’s new Recovery Tool that clean installs the OS using Windows Update
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August 2, 2024

Hands-on: Windows 11’s new Recovery Tool that clean installs the OS using Windows Update

Microsoft has introduced a new recovery tool called “Fix problems using Windows Update,” available on the Recovery settings page in Windows 11. This tool allows users to reinstall the operating system while preserving personal files, data, and installed applications. Requirements for using this tool include: - A Windows 11 PC running version 22H2 or later. - The February 2024 optional update or a newer version installed on the device. - It is not available for users with work or school accounts. To use the tool, users must: 1. Open the Start menu, type recovery options, and press Enter. 2. Select the Reinstall now button next to the “Fix problems using Windows Update” option. 3. Click OK to initiate the process, which involves downloading and installing the update. 4. After installation, users will receive a notification to restart their PC. The primary advantage of this tool over the standard reset option is its ability to retain installed applications, avoiding the cumbersome setup process associated with resetting a PC. Unlike the repair install method, which requires installation media or a Windows 11 ISO file, the new recovery tool offers a more streamlined experience, needing only a stable internet connection and compliance with its requirements.
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