Hi!
When i try to search for updates i use Windows Update trough Powershell.
Save this code as batch and run like admin:
@echo off
powershell.exe "Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -force"
@echo Y|powershell.exe Install-Module PSWindowsUpdate -Verbose
@echo Y|powershell.exe Install-Module...
You can do both.
One notice, when you are on battery mode, some specs like processor clock, response, etc go low so like that battery consumption is not so high.
Can do some freeze if you have a high number of apps and vet out feom flight mode.
Hi!
Im a Acer user to.
There are 2 ways to fix that.
Use recovery option in settings to fix your OS. Then try to update.
If you still have error, backup all your things and do factory restore. Then try to update.
I like to "play" with OS and this 2 scenarios above happened to me. In my case...
Hi!
Im a Acer user to.
There are 2 ways to fix that.
Use recovery option in settings to fix your OS. Then try to update.
If you still have error, backup all your things and do factory restore. Then try to update.
I like to "play" with OS and this 2 scenarios above happened to me. In my case...
That is not "hard reset", lol.
Is force shutdown!
Now make sense.
When you take out from flight mode, all apps are activated to try to get information from Internet, even OS, all that makes consumption to rise to high levels.
You have hard drive or SSD?
@flick , when you say "By attempting to do a normal restart, I noticed it was taking longer than expected and it kept spinning . The system only recovered after I performed a hard reset."
How do had done hard reset???
In Windows site download the ISO version, extract it with 7z, Winrar or else.
Backup your personal data, if you are using online account use it to backup.
Execute the serut and Update from there but with a clean install.
Restore your data.
Is the best option.