Windows Bulletin

If you cannot download and install the new Windows 8.1 Update using Windows Update, even if you have configured Windows 8 to automatically download and install updates, you can download and install this Windows 8.1 update package from the Microsoft Download Center. Download and install Windows 8.1 Update, 32-bit and 64-bit if you receive error codes 80070020, 80073712 and 0x800f081f and if Windows 8.1 Update cannot be installed, download and install it via Windows Update.

The Windows 8.1 update is a cumulative set of security updates, critical updates and updates and introduces new features. In addition to previous updates, it includes enhancements such as improved Internet Explorer 11 compatibility for enterprise applications, improved usability, advanced mobile device management and improved hardware support. In Windows Server 2012, this package also supports host clustering configurations. read more

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For use under Windows RT packagename:Package_for_KB2919355~31bf3856ad364e35~arm~6.3.1.14.

Then type and press Enter:

3856ad36DISM /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup0x80071a91

You can learn more about what StartComponentCleanup does in this post titled Cleaning the WinSxSxS folder.

You can also do the following:

3856ad36DISM /online /cleanup image /restore health0x80071a91

/RestoreHealth checks damage to component memory, records damage in C:WindowsLogsCBSCSCBS.log and fixes damage with Windows Update. This process takes 15 minutes or more, depending on the level of corruption. Read more under Windows Component Store Corrupt. read more

If your Windows 10/8/7 system gives you an Error in configuring Windows updates, cancels changes, does not turn off the Computer message, this message may help you resolve problems.

Error when configuring updates. Cancel changes. Do not turn off your computer

If you experience this problem, it usually takes your computer 20 to 30 minutes to cancel the changes. Here are some steps you may want to try to see if this helps solve your problem.

1] First, you should try restarting your Windows computer, then try reinstalling Windows updates. Let’s see if it helps.

2] If this is not the case, run Windows Update Troubleshooting. Although Windows includes a built-in troubleshooting tool, download it from there because it contains more patches. read more

Sometimes a message is displayed The system turns off. Please save all your work. You can also receive a message Restart your computer in 10 minutes to complete the installation of important Windows updates; you can prevent Windows from shutting down. Or you accidentally clicked the Stop or Restart button before saving your work and you want to stop or cancel the system shutdown and stop this process. You can create this handy shortcut on the Windows desktop that can help you in such situations.

Shutdown or reboot the system

You cannot cancel a reboot or shutdown from the Windows Shutdown Event Tracker interface. This task can only be executed from the command line. To cancel or cancel the system shutdown or restart, open the command prompt, type shutdown /a in the time period and press Enter. Instead, it would be easier to create an office or key combination for him. The /a argument cancels the shutdown of a system and can only be used during the timeout period. read more

In this post, we will see how to run System File Checker in Safe Mode, Offline or Boot Time in Windows 10/8.1. This is useful when SFC does not work or starts.

One of the useful tools that Microsoft has introduced into Windows is the ability to run the System File Checker to check the stability of basic system files. We have already discussed the System File Checker. One of the most effective ways to run this tool or SFC is to do it in safe mode or during the boot process. This may be an option to consider if you determine that your system file was not successfully analyzed. Booting does not connect system files to other Windows services, so it may be easier for the user to successfully complete execution and replace files. read more

In Windows 10/8/7, if you print more than 15 files at a time, you will notice that you cannot print more than 15 files at a time. Basically Windows is configured to open, edit and print a maximum of 15 files by default. So if you try to exceed this limit, Windows will stop you. Obviously, the limitation is that the operation, which is performed on more than 15 selections, draws too much power from the system, which could affect the stability of the system.

However, if you have a qualified processor with a high configuration on which you have full confidence that it can perform the same operation after exceeding the limited limit, you can run Windows the same operation with more than 15 selections. You can use the same trick we use to solve the problem when context menu items are missing or shortened when more than 15 files are selected. read more

The Windows 8.1 update added some new features. You can now also attach Windows store applications to the taskbar. Each time these modern applications run, you will see their icon in the taskbar. This facilitates the transition from one application to another directly from the desktop.

Show or hide Windows Store applications on the taskbar

However, if you wish, you can disable this feature and prevent Windows Store applications from appearing on the Windows 8.1 taskbar. Updating Windows 8.1 provides exactly such a setting.

To access this setting, right-click the Windows 8.1 taskbar button and select Properties. Under the Taskbar tab, you will see a new setting – Show Windows Store applications on the Taskbar, which is enabled by default. Clear the check box and click Apply. read more

There may be a time when you want or need to know your Windows installation date or the date and time you installed your Windows operating system on your computer. There are several ways to find out, which we will discuss in this paper.

Windows Installation Date

1] The easiest way to find out when your Windows operating system was installed is to right-click the Windows folder , select the properties and display the Created front entry under the General tab. Here you see the time and date.

However, if you updated your version of Windows to a later version, you will see the date the previous version was installed, not the date the most recent version was installed or updated. In my case, it indicates the day Windows 8 was first installed – not the date Windows 8.1 read more

If you have noticed that your Windows 10/8 Live Tiles is not working, or in general some tiles are empty, this article may help you to solve the problem.

Windows Live Tiles do not work or are empty

Normally, the program name and icon are displayed in the Windows 10/8 Start menu or on the screen. A live tile displays the latest news or content that the application may want to see. But I recently received an email from the Windows user saying that his live tile is not updated, the number is not displayed and sometimes nothing at all is displayed. read more

The Windows Event Log Service manages a series of event logs that use the system, system components, and applications to log events. The service provides functions that allow programs to maintain and manage event logs and perform log operations, such as archiving and reconciliation. This allows administrators to keep event logs and perform administrative tasks that require administrative rights.

For some unknown reason, if you have difficulty starting the following, it is quite possible that one of the reasons why the Windows Event Log service does not work. read more