In most cases, the culprits are the file junk, defragmentation, etc. If the issue persists even you have tried to clean and defragment hard drives, you are supposed to reinstall Windows 10.

Applying the patch should once again allow you to reset your PC or fix problems using Windows Update. Normally available, those two options can resolve an otherwise unresolvable s ...

It was my understanding that the later builds of Windows 10 will also accept a Windows 7/8/8.1 key from a fresh install to activate, but I have never personally tested that, so don't take my word ...

With the release of Windows 10 version 2004, Microsoft has broken the 'Fresh Start' feature that allows you to perform a clean install of the operating system while retaining your data.