There is an unusual issue with the interface during updates on Windows 11.
There is an unusual issue with the interface during updates on Windows 11.
Hello all!
I am facing a weird issue on win 11 desktop computer. Functionality buttons of Win 11 Updates GUI are missing. I attach a screenshot to help you. The only buttons I can see are these(I translate them from Greek language.
1.)Button of Update GUI: Pause Updates <Pause for 1 week
2.)Button of Update GUI: Windows insider Program<Receive Previews Versions of Windows and share comments related with capabilities and updates.
I tried:
1.)Windows Update troubleshooter.(Sorry we couldn't start Windows Update Troubleshooter Error Message.)
2.)sfc /scannow
3.)DISM command of Health Restoration
4.)removing/renaming catroot2
5.)removing/renaming softwaredistribution
All these are referred to a fresh installation of Win 11.How can I troubleshoot this?
Thank you very much in advance.
Respectfully,
Alex
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I have some uncertainty (full disclosure) regarding the application of "oobe\bypassnro".
Please note:
https://ideasawakened.com/post/microsoft...snro-fails
In summary, its application might be restricted if not fully prevented.
Registry modifications are generally discouraged at first and can pose risks.
Review the Windows Update History for any issues with failed or problematic updates.
Update your post with complete hardware details and operating system information.
PSU: make, model, wattage, age, condition (original to build, new, refurbished, used).
Disk drive(s): make, model, capacity, current usage.
List of all connected peripherals.
Network type: wired or wireless?
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Source for Windows?
Installation method and timing.
Thank you for your response, sir Ralston18. I will return with additional information later. At the moment I understand the following:
1.) connection is wired, not wireless
2.) source of windows is local installation without cloud download or setup
3.) uses mouse and screen
4.) was installed about a week ago
5.) the installation was done using the oobe_bypassnro command. I only used that specific command.
I have some uncertainty (full disclosure) regarding the application of "oobe\bypassnro".
Please note:
https://ideasawakened.com/post/microsoft...snro-fails
In summary, its application might be restricted if not fully prevented.
Registry modifications are generally discouraged at first and can pose risks.
Review Windows Update History – look for any issues with failed or problematic updates?