Windows 11 is the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system and it is the only one that does not have an end of life (EOL) date.
Windows 10 has been known to have compatibility issues with certain software, but after 11 months, most of these issues have been resolved.
How to Fix the most common problem in window 11
Windows 11 slowing down SSD
Microsoft is aware of the issue and is working to correct it. However, some customers are reporting that their SSDs run slower after upgrading to Windows 11. Microsoft is investigating the cause of this issue and will provide a fix as soon as possible.
Error 0x80070070 when updating
Windows 10 users who are upgrading to the new operating system may experience an error code 0x80070070. This error occurs when there is not enough memory to install the required configuration on your system. Usually, this error code will show up with the string 0x80070070 – 0x50011, 0x80070070 – 0x50012 or 0x80070070 – 0x60000. Instead of removing apps and software to release up space, a simple fix (via Windows Central) might make things easier for you. ..
Remove temporary files from your PC by going to Settings, clicking System, then clicking Storage. In the Temporary Files section, select which files you want to remove. Don’t remove the “Temporary Windows installation files” or “Windows ESD installation files.”
Search is not working properly
Windows 11 is preventing users from typing in addresses or search terms because the search bar is frozen. Additionally, users have complained that typing in the search field prevents them from seeing files and programs. The initial course of action is to manually restart SearchHost.exe if none of the apparent solutions such as restarting your computer or using the search and indexing troubleshooter have been successful for you.
If you hit Ctrl+Alt+Del, the Task Manager will appear. Look for the “SearchHost.exe” file inside it and choose End Task.
Windows 11 will not run due to TPM
If you have an Intel CPU, you should switch to TPM, and if you have an AMD CPU, you should check the PSP TPM in the BIOS.
Press the Windows key and then use the R key to enter a command.
When the box appears, type tpm.msc to open the Trusted Platform Module Management window.
To see what TPM version your device has, look for a subwindow titled “TPM Manufacturer info” and check under “Specification Version” to see what version your device has. ..
Final Words
Windows 11 is full of new features and offers state-of-the-art security, but it has caused various problems and crashes for many customers. In this article, we will talk about some known issues and how to fix them. ..
