Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 11099 Insider
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Hello
A bit offtopic but dont want to open a new thread :)
any link for Prindable Windows 10 Pro dvd Cover? if possible Original ones not custom.
Like this
Thanks :)
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Refers to....After refreshing PC......removed applications.
This is a clean install. The error message has been shown in every boot, since the first time I entered the desktop when installing. Nothing uninstalled. The machine is using the same MS account I use on most of my machines but although I use all possible sync options on all other machines, this one is set to sync nothing.
When I boot and leave the machine idle, this will be shown between 9 and 12 minutes after Windows desktop has been loaded, I have timed it a few times.
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This is a clean install. The error message has been shown in every boot, since the first time I entered the desktop when installing. Nothing uninstalled. The machine is using the same MS account I use on most of my machines but although I use all possible sync options on all other machines, this one is set to sync nothing.
When I boot and leave the machine idle, this will be shown between 9 and 12 minutes after Windows desktop has been loaded, I have timed it a few times.
This particular problem reared its ugly head in W8, but unlike in your case wreaked havoc.
If it had removed any apps it used to leave a list of those uninstalled on the desktop.
I can only reason that because you are not linked to sync, that you are still using your MS account, that you are loading from an Intel computer stick which has a perfect O/S that the computer thinks you are doing a refresh....recording a false positive.
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I can only reason that because you are not linked to sync, that you are still using your MS account, that you are loading from an Intel computer stick which has a perfect O/S that the computer thinks you are doing a refresh....recording a false positive.
Yeah, I get that. Basically this a non-issue as I do not notice any issues and the only annoyance is one mouse click to close the message.
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I'm receiving the same error message on my desktop. I haven't noticed any problems so I've been ignoring it.
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I wonder if it may be a 'LowLevelHook' thing,
try LowLevelHooksTimeout to 1000
at
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
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I wonder if it may be a 'LowLevelHook' thing,
try LowLevelHooksTimeout to 1000
at
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
As I am just a noob, could you please explain a bit more? What is this 'LowLevelHook' thing?
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This is what it is:
Maybe manually triggering this will fix the problem
By the way I don't get this problem, so the above was just pulled out of my sitting flesh:)
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As I am just a noob, could you please explain a bit more? What is this 'LowLevelHook' thing?
Never mind. I'm certain that I'm barking up the wrong tree.
Your Honor, please have my testimony stricken from the record!
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If the above doesn't work, here is my copy of the .dll(from 11099 in Hyper-V, just take ownership of yours, rename it to WSClient.old or .bak and copy my obviously working version to your system32.
WSClient.zip
WSClient contents