Hello everyone,
So I woke up this morning to a start menu that isn't working, presented with a "Critical Error - Your Start menu isn't working. We'll try to fix it the next time you sign in."
After a few troubleshooting steps, I realized it's some sort of corruption of my account, as it works fine on a brand new Windows account.
So I need to do a fresh profile, with all my folders.
Currently my plan is to backup my folder under C:\Users, which prompts for a few locked down Windows apps I have to reinstall I reckon, then create a new account, delete my old one and recreate it with the same name, then restore that backup.
Is this the only way to do it or is there a native / smoother way that also copies over the Windows apps stuff?
Thanks
So I woke up this morning to a start menu that isn't working, presented with a "Critical Error - Your Start menu isn't working. We'll try to fix it the next time you sign in."
After a few troubleshooting steps, I realized it's some sort of corruption of my account, as it works fine on a brand new Windows account.
So I need to do a fresh profile, with all my folders.
Currently my plan is to backup my folder under C:\Users, which prompts for a few locked down Windows apps I have to reinstall I reckon, then create a new account, delete my old one and recreate it with the same name, then restore that backup.
Is this the only way to do it or is there a native / smoother way that also copies over the Windows apps stuff?
Thanks