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Could not launch any applications, including system updates.

Could not launch any applications, including system updates.

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GoodNinja6
Member
53
01-04-2016, 08:55 PM
#1
I encountered some issues with my Windows 10 64-bit Pro desktop. When trying to install any program, I face two common problems: either the installation halts immediately without progress, or the process starts but freezes entirely, preventing the PC from restarting without a forced shutdown. During the freeze, you’ll notice a persistent buzzing noise from the speakers.

Backstory: Recently, I attempted to install Logitech G-Hub and found it didn’t install properly. I suspected a widespread issue, but couldn’t resolve it after several troubleshooting steps. I updated Windows, yet the problem persisted—even after the update, the system would crash and require a restart. I tested various applications with the same outcome: nothing happens or it crashes unexpectedly.

I’m considering a full Windows reinstall, but I’d appreciate any advice or experiences others have shared about this issue. The G-Hub software worked fine on my laptop, so it seems the problem is likely specific to my setup.
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GoodNinja6
01-04-2016, 08:55 PM #1

I encountered some issues with my Windows 10 64-bit Pro desktop. When trying to install any program, I face two common problems: either the installation halts immediately without progress, or the process starts but freezes entirely, preventing the PC from restarting without a forced shutdown. During the freeze, you’ll notice a persistent buzzing noise from the speakers.

Backstory: Recently, I attempted to install Logitech G-Hub and found it didn’t install properly. I suspected a widespread issue, but couldn’t resolve it after several troubleshooting steps. I updated Windows, yet the problem persisted—even after the update, the system would crash and require a restart. I tested various applications with the same outcome: nothing happens or it crashes unexpectedly.

I’m considering a full Windows reinstall, but I’d appreciate any advice or experiences others have shared about this issue. The G-Hub software worked fine on my laptop, so it seems the problem is likely specific to my setup.

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bobytuto
Junior Member
36
01-09-2016, 08:01 PM
#2
I would see if you might have a system restore point before it started occurring.
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bobytuto
01-09-2016, 08:01 PM #2

I would see if you might have a system restore point before it started occurring.

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EX232621
Junior Member
11
01-22-2016, 10:57 AM
#3
New Windows setup, SSD upgrade, and additional improvements
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EX232621
01-22-2016, 10:57 AM #3

New Windows setup, SSD upgrade, and additional improvements

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DaltonR
Junior Member
17
01-22-2016, 07:03 PM
#4
This was a sudden failure. Look for details in the Even Viewer. You might also check for a .dmp file, though such crashes rarely occur. Try these steps:
- Use CrystalDiskInfo to verify your HDD or SSD health.
- Perform a thorough scan with your antivirus and the free Malwarebytes version.
If everything checks out, run sfc /scannow then chkdsk /f.
Once confirmed, a clean installation may resolve the issue more efficiently.
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DaltonR
01-22-2016, 07:03 PM #4

This was a sudden failure. Look for details in the Even Viewer. You might also check for a .dmp file, though such crashes rarely occur. Try these steps:
- Use CrystalDiskInfo to verify your HDD or SSD health.
- Perform a thorough scan with your antivirus and the free Malwarebytes version.
If everything checks out, run sfc /scannow then chkdsk /f.
Once confirmed, a clean installation may resolve the issue more efficiently.

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Leo_Tavares
Member
102
01-28-2016, 02:23 AM
#5
Ensure your hardware is functioning before proceeding. Completed all typical diagnostics shared on this forum—such as swapping SATA cables, running tests with a single RAM stick, scanning for drive errors, etc. Verify the drive name in Device Manager; unusual naming could indicate firmware issues.
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Leo_Tavares
01-28-2016, 02:23 AM #5

Ensure your hardware is functioning before proceeding. Completed all typical diagnostics shared on this forum—such as swapping SATA cables, running tests with a single RAM stick, scanning for drive errors, etc. Verify the drive name in Device Manager; unusual naming could indicate firmware issues.