PC problems and Solutions

  How to Fix Windows Update  Error 0x8007001d Have you ever seen the  error code   0x8007001d  while attempting to install a Windows Update? When the Windows update error 0x8007001d appears, it’s usually due to corrupt system files or outdated drivers. Sometimes you need to   fix Windows 11 after updates , but this error typically appears while the update is in progress or shortly after. However, it will stop the ability to continue with the update process. If you’re experiencing this type of error during a  Windows Update , this guide will walk you through steps to fix it. Run Windows Update Troubleshooter The first place to start resolving the error is with Windows 11’s built-in update troubleshooter. The utility will search for corrupt Windows Update cache files and other irregularities and fix them automatically. To run the Windows Update Troubleshooter: Press the  Windows key + I  to launch  Settings . Select  System  from the left column and click the  Troubleshoot  option on the

  How to Fix a Slow Windows 11 PC 1. Enable Storage Sense Over time, files on your PC start piling up on the computer’s drive. Some  temporary files  become corrupt and can be safely removed to improve the performance of the OS. Enable the  Storage Sense feature  to prevent temp and other app and system files from negatively impacting drive performance. The built-in utility automatically removes temp and junk files to improve drive performance. In addition to setting it to run automatically, you can manually run Storage Sense and free up drive space with  Cleanup Recommendations . 2. Disable Startup Apps The fewer apps you have set to launch during startup will improve boot time and overall performance. If you have several apps set to  launch during startup , some take significant time to get going. Disabling most (or all) startup apps can improve your experience significantly. As you continue adding apps, many will set themselves to run during startup, so monitoring and  disabling sta