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The forum thread discusses a user experiencing multiple problems with Windows 10, including inability to access the Play Store and Cortana. Respondents suggest troubleshooting steps such as in-line re-installation, repairing settings, and running system repair commands like chkdsk and DISM. If these do not resolve the issues, advice is given to perform a re-install or clean install, emphasizing the importance of backing up data beforehand.
Pleacido

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Lately ... my Windows 10 suddenly having so many problems ... I can't access the Play store even Cortana isn't working 🙁 ... Please Help Me How To Fix This 🙁

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Neemobeer
Sounds like your Windows install is corrupt. You can try running one or more of the following commands to attempt a repair from an elevated command prompt
  • chkdsk /f /r t then press Y to run it at the next reboot and reboot
  • DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
If neither of those resolves the issue you can do a re-install over the existing install, you will just need to download the ISO and create a bootable media
If that doesn't work, then you are looking at a clean install which will wipe out everything, so if you have data be sure to back it up.
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🙁 I can't access any of the features of Windows 10 🙁
 

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How to solve 'so many problems'....

Try in-line re-install > All settings > repair....
 

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Sounds like your Windows install is corrupt. You can try running one or more of the following commands to attempt a repair from an elevated command prompt
  • chkdsk /f /r t then press Y to run it at the next reboot and reboot
  • DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
If neither of those resolves the issue you can do a re-install over the existing install, you will just need to download the ISO and create a bootable media
If that doesn't work, then you are looking at a clean install which will wipe out everything, so if you have data be sure to back it up.
 

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