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In my case, the only way to fix these failed updates is to do a reinstall without affecting installed apps and personal files: Open Settings: Go to Start > Settings > System > Recovery Start Reset: Under "Recovery options," find "Reset this PC" and click Get started. Choose Keep Files: Select...

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@suatcini54 so with 1464 I get no packet loss but when I add 28 as you suggested and test with 1492 I get 4 packets lost, is that normal? shall I still set my router to 1492? I have an ASUS GT-BE19000 router and my ISP uses Fibre (DHCP connection)

That's fine too but it's too aggressive. That's why I play it safe and use HiBit Uninstaller. You won't gain anything by going overboard with cleaning except potential issues down the line.

I use HiBit Uninstaller. Not only is it one of the best uninstallers because it has 0 false positives, it also has a junk files cleaner built in and it's 100% Free!

What a shame that even in this day and age when many computers are configured in RAID/VMD and Samsung Magician still cannot update the firmware or even detect the SSD. I just updated my WD_Black SN850X 8TB firmware while it's in VMD and RAID 0

It's not listed there though

I just formatted my laptop but forgot to run the tweak to disable the Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool before running Windows update so Windows Update installed it. I tried uninstalling it using the command: C:\Windows\System32>wusa /uninstall /kb:890830 but I get an error message...

I fixed the permissions issue by running regedit as a Trusted Installer using NSUDO Now I have to find out what is causing this entry to revert back to default upon rebooting

I think I shot myself in the foot. I set all permissions of all users for that key to none, now I can't view or edit anything. I have no clue how to reset the permissions back to default

I have an ASUS ROG Strix Scar 16 laptop. I usually set my icon spacing to a value of -2100 Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WindowMetrics Every reboot, that value goes back to -1200 so the icons are squooshed next to each other and the text is truncated. I initially thought it...

Should I save this script as .PS1 or .BAT?

This is what solved it. had untick the "Open app in background". Seems like that function is broken because it should still run automatically on startup just not pop in your face with that option checked but it seems too not allow Teams to run at all automatically at startup.

It is listed in the Apps > Startup in PC settings and also in the Teams settings it's also enabled but it never autoruns when I turn on my laptop. Any ideas? Running the latest build of Windows 11 26100.4202