Windows Updates

Windows Update Error 0x80240035

Fix Windows Update Error 0x80240035

When installing a Windows 10 update, if you receive an error code 0x80240035, this message will help you resolve the problem. It is interesting to note that the error also points to “WU_E_UPDATE_NOT_PROCESSED”, which means that the Windows 10 operating system is unable to process or install the update. Here is the full error message:

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Windows 10 slow after Update

Windows 10 slow after Update

Microsoft recently started pushing a new update that updates itself automatically the old Edge (legacy) to the new Edge (Chrome) without any user intervention. If, however, after installing this Edge or any other Windows update and you experience slow Windows 10 boot times and a generally slow PC, this message will help. In this article

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Stop Windows 10 from upgrading to next version

Stop Windows 10 from upgrading to next version and Set the target Feature Update version

The Windows team removed the option to postpone the upgrade to the next feature update for almost a year. The problem is that many consumers want to postpone the installation of a feature upgrade for several valid reasons. Although Microsoft has removed this functionality, they have added new functionality. Windows 10 version 2004 allows you

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