[Fix] The Most Common Issues Of Windows 11

Introduction

Are you one of them who are experiencing problems in Windows 11? Because it is new, you may experience some issues while upgrading it.

That’s why we have brought you some solutions to the common problems that you may face while installing or working on it.

Let’s get started with some common issues!

Fix Windows 11 Installation Problems

If you are unable to install Windows 11 through Windows 10’s update tool, then there is nothing to panic about.

• Windows 10 has built-in troubleshooting that can assist you in identifying problems.
• First, you need to go to the start menu.
• Then click the cog icon, which will open the setting Window.
• Then, go to update and security and then troubleshoot.
• After that click on ‘windows update’ and then run the troubleshooter by following the given instructions.
• Lastly, click on Apply.

Issues #1: Compatibility Check Of Windows 11

After fulfilling all the requirements, it is better to run a health check for keeping your system ready for the installation of Windows 11.

• For running the health check, you need to download and install the Microsoft PC health check app.
• After the installation, run the program.
• Next, you need to click on the blue-colored ‘check now’ button on the Windows 11 banner.
• If the system is compatible, the user will get the pop-up stating.

Issues #2: Windows 11 Will Not Run Due To TPM

If your Windows 11 is showing that all the requirements have been fulfilled and still not working, then you need to check BIOS to enable TPM. Today, all modern CPU comes with TPM support.

To check the TPM support, do the following:

• First, press the Windows key+R.
• After the appearance of the box, type tpm.msc for opening the Trusted Platform Module Management Window.
• Now, look for the sub-window titled TPM Manufacturer Information and check under Specification version to view what TPM version your device is having.

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Issues #3: Free Up Disk Space

Just like previous operating systems, Windows 11 also requires some amount of space to get successful downloading and installation.

• If your main hard drive is full, then you may encounter problems while installing Windows 11.
• If the space is running out, then try typing “Disk Clean-up” within the search box on the taskbar and select the system disk.
• Then, you need to click OK and select the tick boxes of the files that you wish to delete.
• For creating more space, click ‘clean up system file’.

After you are done with all of the above, try downloading and installing Windows 11.

Issues #4: Disable Anti-Virus Software

This software can certainly be helpful but may also sometimes cause problems while trying to install Windows 11.

• Try disabling your antivirus before installing Windows 11 as it may fix the problem.
• Then, you should be able to enable and use it normally once the installation has been done.
• In some cases, the software is required to get uninstalled permanently.
• Lastly, make sure that you reinstall it after the completion of the installation.

Issues #5: Unable To Get Windows 11 Within Start Menu

There are different ways of performing the search on Windows 11.

• Microsoft has considered the problem and stated that opening the run window will allow you to type into the search bar again.
• The above is possible by hitting Win+R on the keyboard and when it appears, just close it as you need to type nothing.
• Opening and closing of the program will simply resolve the issue.

Issues #6: File Explorer Looks Like Windows 10

This problem is like a skin that has replicated the older Windows 10 layout and the process is simple to fix.

• Select view on the top of the taskbar of file explorer.
• On the right, select options and move to the next ‘view’.
• Now, you will be able to see a list and look for ‘Launch Folder Windows’.
• Apply the changes and the explorer will initiate the restart.

Issues #7: Memory Issues Of Windows 11

Many users have reported that when they close the file explorer, it remains in RAM, which can cause memory issues. Though the company has not acknowledged the problem, there are workarounds.

• You need to restart or simply reboot your PC.
• Within the task manager, you can view how much memory file explorer is consuming.

Issues #8: The Widgets Board Looks Empty

This board is a new part of Windows 11 that bears small apps known as widgets that provides the users’ access to information like news and events in your calendar.

Many people find the widget board to be empty but it is also easy to fix.

• First, click the icon on the top right-hand corner of the widget board.
• Then, sign out.
• Next, you need to sign in again and widgets will appear.

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