When you open Windows Terminal (PowerShell), the following error may occur:
Version v4.0.30319 of the .NET Framework is not installed and it is required to run version 3 of Windows PowerShell.
If you run PowerShell.exe, the window may close immediately.Read more
When you open Windows Terminal (PowerShell), the following error may occur:
Internal Windows PowerShell error. Loading managed Windows PowerShell failed with error 80070002.
If you run PowerShell.exe, the window may close abruptly.Read more
When you open This PC, one or more of your partitions may have a yellow exclamation point. You wonder if a problem with the hard drive causes this or how to remove the exclamation point icon.Read more
When you shut down or restart the computer, the netsh.exe error may appear. The full error message is below:
netsh.exe - Application Error The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142). Click OK to close the application.
When you run Microsoft’s PC Health Check app to check if your system is compatible with Windows 11, the following message appears: Your organization manages updates on this PC Also, when you open Windows Update in Settings, the error “Some settings are managed by your organization” appears. Clicking “View configured update policies” shows the list … Read more
You may have downloaded a file weeks ago and want to find out where it was downloaded from. You may determine that by reading the alternate data streams for that file. When you download a file and save the file in an NTFS volume, the zone information for the file is stored in the NTFS alternate data streams (ADS).Read more
When you install a Store app package by double-clicking on the package or by running the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet in PowerShell, the package is installed for the current user only.
This article tells you how to install or provision a Store app package for all user accounts that exist on the computer and for future user accounts.Read more
KB5034441 is a WinRE security update that patches the Winre.wim image. The Recovery partition needs 250 MB of free space for the KB5034441 update to install correctly.
Almost every Windows 10 user has been affected by the KB5034441 error 0x80070643. You can extend the Recovery partition using the diskpart command-line. However, end-users might find that command-line procedure complicated.
So, here’s a PowerShell script from Microsoft that automatically extends the Recovery partition by 250 MB.Read more
The “Microsoft.Services.Store.Engagement” package is installed by default in Windows 10/11. If missing, you get the following error when installing an app (e.g., Minecraft: Bedrock Edition) that requires this package.Read more
