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Modifying Windows 10 using Windows 11

Modifying Windows 10 using Windows 11

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Betas0ft
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04-19-2021, 11:04 AM
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Perhaps someone here might assist you—otherwise I’d likely resort to a clean install. Last night I installed Windows 11 on a brand-new SSD, and everything functioned perfectly. My old Windows 10 installation remained on another drive. While using Windows 11, I attempted to access my files from the Windows 10 SSD. I believe this caused the corruption of my Windows 10 setup, as all my files became damaged and the Start menu stopped working after a boot attempt. Is there any chance to fix this issue, or would wiping and reinstalling be the only option? Thanks a lot! Smile
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Betas0ft
04-19-2021, 11:04 AM #1

Perhaps someone here might assist you—otherwise I’d likely resort to a clean install. Last night I installed Windows 11 on a brand-new SSD, and everything functioned perfectly. My old Windows 10 installation remained on another drive. While using Windows 11, I attempted to access my files from the Windows 10 SSD. I believe this caused the corruption of my Windows 10 setup, as all my files became damaged and the Start menu stopped working after a boot attempt. Is there any chance to fix this issue, or would wiping and reinstalling be the only option? Thanks a lot! Smile