Check what user level is assigned to your user account? Settings>accounts>look right under your user account name for the account type. Is it Administrator?
How I would troubleshoot it:
1. Do a quick clean boot. If it doesn't happen in clean boot you have some 3rd party app interfering so you have to use clean boot and process of elimination to find which one..
Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 11 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts
2. Narrow down if it is a user account problem or a windows problem.
Create a new local account
Settings>Accounts>Scroll down and click on
Other Users.
Select
add account>select
I don't have this person's signin information
This will let you create a local account
In user name box name the account and assign a password.
Very Important-
Make the new user an administrator. Once account is created, to the right of the new user name click down arrow. Select
Change account type.
Click arrow to right of standard user and select
Administrator
Restart
3. Login to the new user account. If it works there you don't have a windows probem.
Your user account is corrupted.
If it happens in the new user account as well it points to a windows problem. You will be unable to run dism/sfc to repair corrupt system files so your only alternative is a repair install
Repair Install Windows 11 with an In-place Upgrade
or restore an image of when everything was working correctly.
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