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"During the testing of the right-click extension tool, we changed the theme and performed tests, but this bug is not dependent on the OS color mode. We have confirmed that the right-click menu transparency issue occurs regardless of whether you are using dark mode or light mode. This indicates...

Double-click Value and change its data to Deny (instead of Allow).

Yes. What have you got to lose? If that doesn't work either, then simply delete the created registry key.

Hmm.. I don't know how you'll take this advice, but the best solution without losing data or programs is an "In-Place Upgrade."

What is the status of the services (Running / Disabled)? 1. Network Connections Broker 2. Connected Devices Platform Service 3. Capability Access Manager Service

Have you tried resetting the permission cache via the registry? HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\CapabilityAccessManager\ConsentStore You'll see subkeys for Webcam, Microphone, and Location. Right-click the ConsentStore folder and select Delete. Don't worry, the next...

Have you ever shut down the system completely after an update or just rebooted it? If not, then do it.

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I had this happen. While on the start page, right-click and select "View Background." It will be solid white. Close the tab and reopen the start page.

The update was successful. However, when I go to Windows Update > Windows Insider Program, the Settings collapse.

There are two discussion threads on different forums. 1. Wie man das Windows 10 und 11 TCP-Handling wieder desuboptimieren kann 2. Internet TCP optimisation powershell script First of all, the script doesn't do anything that you can't undo with a few commands. The following command is actually...

I went back to version 8376 four times. Twice after updating, twice after installing from the image. The result was exactly the same as yours. But in the end, I launched it anyway. I executed the viveTool /fullreset command and deleted the registry key from the command prompt. REG DELETE...