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Solutions. Try these Universal Guru Fixes! RECOMMENDED: Click here to fix Windows errors and improve system performance Some of those who have upgraded to Windows 10 are facing several Windows problems and issues. They could range from Wi-Fi not working, Search or Cortana not working, Settings not opening, Start Menu or Taskbar not working, Windows Store not working, some Windows Store app not opening and so on. If you are looking for some Windows 10 Support and Solutions to fix your problems, read on. For most of these problems, there are some basic things you need to do. Follow these suggestions and chances are very high that most of your problems will be resolved. While these 4 will fix most of your Windows problems and issues, if you need specific troubleshooting advice, do follow the links to the several solutions I have mentioned here, at the end of this post. Windows 10 Support and Solutions Before you commence, make sure that your Windows 10 is updated with the latest updates. Having done that, create a system restore point and move on. 1] Repair corrupted Windows 10 system files Some of your files could have got corrupted as a result of which Window 10 is not working the way it should. From the WinX Menu, open an run Command Prompt (Admin), type the following and hit Enter to run the System File Checker. sfc /scannow This will scan your PC and replace your corrupted system files with good one's. Restart after the scan is over. 2] Repair corrupted Windows system image Run the DISM tool to repair a possibly corrupted system image. To repair Windows Image, open an elevated command prompt, type the following and hit Enter. Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Restart after the scan is over and see if it helped. 3] Re-register the Windows Store and apps Search for ‘PowerShell' in taskbar search, select Windows PowerShell from the results, right click on it and choose Run as administrator. This will run PowerShell as administrator. NOTE: After the November Update, if you use this method to fix this problem using the Appx PowerShell cmdlet, it may break your Windows Store apps. So we recommend that you do not try it now. Now type the following and hit Enter. Advertisement ^ Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmen