Windows 11 Errors Tracker and Potential Solutions

1. Download MCT,
2. Next, download the Windows 11 ISO,
3. Save personal files and data in another drive,
4. Disconnect the Internet,
5. Remove or disable Third-party anti-malware,
6. Double click the ISO,
7. Right-click on Setup.exe,
8. Select Run as administrator.

1. Fully uninstall NVIDIA Display driver (Use DDU Uninstaller),
2. Reboot the device,
3. Go to the Manufacturer’s site and install a relevant version.

1. Uninstall and Reinstall Store.

1. Run the Setup as administrator,
2. Enable Use account control,
3. Create some space by running Disk Cleanup.

1. Download SetupDiag
2. Run the tool,
3. See the log file SetupDiagresult in the same folder,
4. Remove the reason.

1. Install  using ISO file,
2. Uninstall third-party antivirus,
3. Update the HDD Drivers,
4. Pull out peripherals.

1. Use a different web browser and clear browsing data.

1. Remove 3rd party antivirus or firewall if you have installed,
2. Run Hardware and Device Troubleshooter,
3. Use System file checker (SFC /Scannow),
4. Go with clean install.

1. Commonly occurs due to lack of necessary space therefore use Disk cleanup and recover some.

1. Use ‘Media creation tool’ to proceed with the installation,
2. Disable third-party antivirus,
3. Run the Disk cleanup utility and delete all garbage,
4. Execute System File Checker (SFC /Scannow).

Reference2

add-appxpackage -disabledevelopmentmode -register ((Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.SecHealthUI -allusers).InstallLocation + '\AppxManifest.xml'

1. Navigate to Settings -> Accounts -> Sign in options,
2. Click on PIN (Windows Hello),
3. Select – I forgot my PIN,
4. Follow the Reset instructions.

1. Give permission to the folder,
2. Change the name of the directory.

1. Uninstall KB5006670 and KB5005565
2. Run the Windows update Show/Hide tool and block both the above patches. As an alternative, you can pause the update.

Reference2

1. Remove KB5006670 and KB5005565 from the system.

1. Find the obsolete drivers and update them,
2. Remove all third-party programs,
3. Run SFC /Scannow and DISM tools.

1. Uninstall KB5006674,
2. Pause update until the issue is not fixed.

1. Install Visual C++ Redistributable 2015,
2. Get Gaming Services.

1. Rename bddci.sys,
2. Uninstall Bitdefender Antivirus.

1. Uninstall USB drivers and reinstall them.
2. Restart the same.

1. Uninstall and reinstall the Zoom app.

1. Run Windows Store apps troubleshooter.
2. Uninstall or Disable third-party antivirus.
3. Updaate Forza Horizon 5 from Microsoft Store

1. Reset the Software distribution folder

1. Set the location manually.
2. Change the drive to D: for saving the videos.

1. Run the Windows update troubleshooter
2. Reset Windows Update Components

1. Update the BIOS if it’s rolled out, In case the update isn’t available reset its default.
2. Check the system temperature.
3. 3. Find if the PC is overclocking.