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Speccy windows 10 error
Speccy windows 10 error












speccy windows 10 error

Problem is, the setup installers “expect” some, if not most system shortcuts to be present in their default locations: if they aren’t, installation might fail and throw those cryptic errors. grouping them all into a ‘Windows’ sub-folder) and create a ‘Programs’ toolbar on the taskbar: it might look weird to do that but it is, in fact, a very simple, but handy way to have your shortcuts at hand, similarly to having the Windows 7 “Start” button, just by using the system resources ( without any need for additional software). You see, some people choose to “customize” their %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs folder by moving some of the system shortcuts from their default locations ( for e.g. Now here’s an additional tip for Windows 8.1 ( eventually applicable to Windows Server 2012 R2) folks: if the monthly update fails to install with cryptic errors such as 0x80070002 ( WIN32: ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) there might be a good, but less-known reason for that.

speccy windows 10 error

Let Windows Update install KB5014011 ( or manually download it from the MS Catalog and install).Keep in mind there’s a new SSU this month, thus manually download KB5014025 first, install it and reboot ( for good measure).Help for Windows 8.1 圆4 folks out there – updated, no issues so far: Visually, it works like a charm… Next month I’ll let you know if it also works out well and allows the monthly updates to install flawlessly in those few Windows 8.1 legacy systems I’m maintaining. Xcopy /E /I “Windows PowerShell” “Windows\Windows PowerShell” Xcopy /E /I “System Tools” “Windows\System Tools” Xcopy /E /I “Administrative Tools” “Windows\Administrative Tools”

speccy windows 10 error

Xcopy /E /I Accessories Windows\Accessories Xcopy /E /I Accessibility Windows\Accessibility

speccy windows 10 error

Something ( roughly) like this:Ĭd %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs Indeed, it is probably better to leave the original system sub-folders and shortcuts quiet and alone at their default, predefined locations and just hide them ( with an attrib +H or attrib +H command, from an elevated prompt) so that they won’t appear ( be visible) in your customized toolbar – and make copies of those items you want to use into your customized toolbar. The whole point of moving the shortcuts merely reflected my own, personal preference – one way to keep things “clean” ( like you, I too prefer to have shortcuts organized into multiple sub-folders, having no shortcuts at all at the “root” level) but I hear you: you have a very good point there – and yes, it is actually a much better suggestion than my ( somewhat clumsy) approach.














Speccy windows 10 error