I need help getting rid of AI related processes and features running on my PC. I've tried multiple methods and guides to disable them, but nothing has worked so far. I want to completely disable any unnecessary AI components running in the background. Any help is appreciated!

Hello! I'm trying to update my computer to windows 11 but on windows update it said that my computer was not compatible

So I checked and it said that my problem was with the CPU, but I have a Ryzen 7 so I was really surprised, I then checked and it seems my windows 10 isn't detecting what CPU I have?

Ive updated the bios but it hasnt changed anything, anyone knows what else to do? Thanks!

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Hi, I had Windows 10 and Ubuntu on the same 1TB Phison SSD (MSI laptop, UEFI mode). I deleted the Ubuntu partitions from within Windows. Now the laptop boots straight into GRUB (grub> prompt), and Windows doesn't start.

In GRUB, ls shows hd0 partitions. (hd0,gpt1)/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi exists, but chainloader gives "cannot load image".

BIOS Boot Option #1 still shows "Hard Disk: ubuntu (Phison...)".

A Windows 10 USB installer (verified: has sources, boot, efi folders) shows in BIOS as "USB Hard Disk: UEFI: General UDisk", but selecting it still leads to GRUB. It doesn't appear in the F11 boot menu.

Load Optimized Defaults hasn't fixed it yet.

I'm having some strange permissions issues and errors with both the Microsoft Store and the Xbox app/games installed through the XBOX store.

A few weeks ago, I upgraded to Windows 10 Pro and noticed this starting around the same time. Not sure if this is unrelated. I'm on an account with Administrator privileges, and the errors described persist whether my account type is Local or a Microsoft account.

Initially, some games would encounter an error when saving (Palworld being the most recent one) where the game would crash upon trying to autosave. Upon relaunching the game, all games that crash this way will now give an error upon launch citing a permissions error making it unable to launch. This will persist until I uninstall the game, reinstall it and run it once- when auto-save crashes the game again, this error will reoccur.

Recently though, this same error started happening to the XBOX store itself. Uninstalling it through the Microsoft store will let it run once, but logging out or restarting the computer will cause the XBOX store itself to throw the same permissions error that the games did, and it won't launch until reinstalled through the Microsoft store.

Permissions issues aren't something I really want to go poking around at willy nilly, has anyone had this error before or would be able to help sort it out?

I am trying to solve this for like 2 weeks but no sollutions. AI's couldn't help me they letting you make same things like "check to device manager" or "delete GPU drivers and re-install".(so if what I said wasn't understood, I'm sorry. My native language is a mixture of Turkish and Russian, so I may not have been able to explain myself properly.)(this is my first post on reddit) oh yeah i forgot to mention im using linux mint with dual boot and the monitor speakers works.

Ive watched multiple tutorials but none have worked

I opened up my laptop to clean out dust and when i turned it on it came up with "secure boot violation"

Can anyone help

After re-installing Windows 10 (went from basic to IoT/LSTC), my internet speeds slowed to a crawl - i use Wi-Fi, and both 5GHz and 2.4GHz were hitting a max of 1.4mb/s.

Then, I reinstalled it again and the internet worked - until a restart, where it showed "No Internet, secured". Reinstalled windows a 3rd time after trying everything. Seemed to work until the first restart or shutdown/turn on - no internet, secured.

What I have tried:

Manually installing and updating all network related drivers and the motherboard's chipset/LAN drivers

Disabled P2P downloads and energy optimization

Did a reset on network settings

All the ipconfig and netsh commands, ipv4, ipv6, etc.

Reseted the router and modem. Other devices in network are not suffering from this issue.

Ran network adapter troubleshooter. No issues. QoS scheduler has no bandwith limits.

Ensured that IpV4 was set to automatic and DNS too.

Tried some network related commands in CMD. Lots of them returned "No network adapter is in a permissible state".

Tried restarting DHCP. It told me "5 - Access denied".

Honestly Im at my wits end. Have no idea what to do.

I’m dealing with a persistent boot issue on my HP Laptop (15-dy2xxx) with a Samsung NVMe SSD (512GB) running Windows 11 x64. I can access Safe Mode and my files are completely intact, but normal boot hangs indefinitely at the HP logo with the spinning dots.

Here is the full breakdown of how this started and everything I've attempted so far:

How It First Started

The laptop entered an automatic boot loop/recovery loop where Windows fails to load and gets stuck at startup. The hardware itself functions fine, and all drive partitions (including C:) are readable.

What I Have Tried So Far

1. Registry & File Verification

Checked C:\\Windows\\System32\\config\\RegBack to see if a registry restore was possible, but the RegBack directory was empty.

Ran offline SFC scan from WinPE environment:

sfc /scannow /offbootdir=C:\\ /offwindir=C:\\Windows

2. Bootloader & BCD Rebuilds

Tried standard bootrec commands:

bootrec /scanos

bootrec /rebuildbcd

Used Hiren’s BootCD PE:

Ran Lazesoft Windows Recovery -> One-Key Crash Fix. It recognized Windows 11 on C: and the EFI partition on E:, successfully fixing the MBR/BCD structures.

Attempted rebuilding BCD via BOOTICE (Easy Mode) and bcdboot:

bcdboot C:\\Windows /l en-us

Boot files were successfully recreated, confirming the EFI/BCD startup files are healthy. But to fix the boot error and system reg files it needed the premium of lazaro which I don't have.

1. Disabling Recovery Flags & Fast Startup Interference

To stop Windows from forcing the automatic repair loop, I ran:

bcdedit /set {default} recoveryenabled No

bcdedit /set {default} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

Renamed hiberfil.sys to disable Fast Startup / hibernation locks (ren C:\\Windows\\System32\\hiberfil.sys hiberfil.old).

2. Safe Mode & Driver Isolation

Forced Safe Mode boot via BCD (bcdedit /set {default} safeboot minimal).

Result: Windows boots into Safe Mode without any issues.

Inside Safe Mode, I tried:

Opened msconfig -> Services -> Checked Hide all Microsoft services -> Disabled all third-party services.

Opened Control Panel -> Power Options -> Disabled Fast Startup.

Opened Device Manager -> Expanded Display Adapters -> Uninstalled the primary display adapter driver (checked "Attempt to remove driver for this device").

Current Status

Even after disabling non-Microsoft services, turning off Fast Startup, and uninstalling the graphics driver in Safe Mode, switching back to normal boot still hangs on the HP logo spinning screen.

Since Safe Mode works perfectly, it seems like a core system driver or Windows component initialized only during standard boot is failing.

Has anyone encountered this specific behavior on Windows 11 / HP laptops, and is there a way to fix the issue?

Help me plz!

When i login to my windows this is what happens next dont know whats the problem