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Have you read this: Create a local user or administrator account in Windows - Microsoft Support You usually really should not make a non-educated user to be Administrators, Let hem have a REGULAR user-account for safety reasons (As long as the PC har a SEPARATE Administrators-account, the...

Well! Usually when you upgrade to a new computer with a newer operatingsystem you really like to install the newest versions of all programs and games.. + that you really need to install newer drivers for Windows 11 for your peripherals.. If you sign into the new PC with the same Microsoft...

Buy and install a s.c. "router" to be used at home.. It will have a firewall that hinders the replys from the rougue DNS.. Just make sure that the router connects to the real DNS in it´s settings, and save.. In that case, your own computers will use the router as it´s DNS-server, and the router...

Yeah! I have never lost anything during an upgrade...

Read the article named: LEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO SHARE FILES WITHIN YOUR HOME NETWORK! here: Tips & Trix

I think you should run the builtin feature: Disccleanup as told here: Disk cleanup in Windows Run it and select to use the: Clean up system files option This should free alot of "memory"..

Hi! Are you signed in with an Microsoft account? For Photos App Try following and check after each step 1. Run Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter (If you have already tried this, skip this) Type troubleshoot in Windows Start Search box > Click Troubleshoot > Scroll down to bottom and click...

To find what is causing these errors: Try to use the Reliability monitor that is built into windows: https://www.howtogeek.com/166911/reliability-monitor-is-the-best-windows-troubleshooting-tool-you-arent-using/ There you may see any errors and even find possible solutions to the errors.

Use the built in RESET-function.. Use the search-field to search for it and opt to keep all files and accounts or to delete them all... Make sure to read all the info in each window before you click Next... there migh be a place where you have to say REMOVE ALL twice!

Have you tryed to run the uninstaller from secure mode?

Did you select "run as admin" when you run the tool? To correct a previous Statement, if you sign in with an administrators account (have admin rights), you ARE an administrator (not a standard user) but the UAC blocks direct access to some more secure functions or files, unless you accept the...

Have you run Windows update and thus made sure that all driver etc. gets updated??

I usually do not reply to "ILOVE to HATE Microsoft/Windows" goofballs.. But to the rest of the crowd I will inform that you may change the: AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU registry entry and restart atleast once before trying to upgrade to Windows 11.. (Most Windows-users know how to...

Have you set proper properties for that folder in: properties, customize, optimize this folder for

It you have an "older" version of Windows (like 10 or 8 etc.) you can always try to use the UPGRADE function at: Download Windows 11 This way you will keep all your programs, apps and drivers etc. But remember that once you have upgraded, you should run Windows update manually so that the...