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Any ideas what this means and what I can do to fix it, please?This is in Virtualbox 7x, a Windows Home guest and a Linux Mint 23.1 host.

It worked for me. Thank you..

Thanks. It is indeed Firefox and it looks as if it is set correctly to English UK

I suppose the spelling checker language is set to another language. How do I change it to English?

Thanks @Brink. I should have mentioned that after the first faiure I uninstalled my AV software but no improvement, I'm afraid.

I have carried out this upgrade process a few times in the past. I tried today, three times, and each time all appears to be progressing as usual but at the end of the 'blue screen' phase when I expect the setup screens I get this: I have not seen this before and I have carried out chkdsk...

It does here with Linux Mint.

No. But it's not about the space. I like things to be tidy. I was also wondering why there were two of them and if they are needed.

Thanks. I am comfortable with the command line from old DOS days and, latterly, Linux. All done now. Thank you everybody for the assistance. I will be doing a clean install onto a new machine next week and you just reminded me about installing Windows in its own partition. I used to do this...

I was checking my disk layout and I see that, for some reason, I have two recovery partitions. Why would that be? Any other housekeeping tips would be appreciated, too. This is Windows 11.

Thank you.

Thanks for that. I understand frequency = every 24 hours to be a new point is created daily but in that context I do not understand 0 = unlimited. Could you explain what that means, please?

Thanks all. It appears to be because I had unencrypted my disk. I activated Bitlocker again and when it completed encrypting the in-place reinstall worked as expected.

No change I'm afraid.