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Well, I performed a repair and things have gotten even worse. Now when I click on start nothing happens and when I click on notifications nothing happens either.
Well, I performed a repair and things have gotten even worse. Now when I click on start nothing happens and when I click on notifications nothing happens either.
I would make an immediate back up of your personal data.
In posting two I had recommended you create an Image with a toll like Macrium Reflect. Given you followed the recommendation, after completing your backup you could try restoring.
First with the restore point I recommended and then with the Image you create with Macrium.
Personally after I had my data backup done I would do a clean install. Yes more work but a much better product coming out the other end. As part of that I would delete my existing OS' related partitions so it is truly clean.
Maybe a another member will have another suggestion.
I just did the repair a second time, but the outcome was the same. I still get no reaction if I click on start or cortana or notifications.
At this point I'm leaning towards what you suggested, formatting the win partiiton and doing a clean install.
There's two things I really need to save, tho:
1. my notes from that sticky notes app
2. Cortana reminders
Anyone know where those are saved? Might my Cortana reminders be linked to the hotmail account I sign into windows with?
Last edited by Alfred001; 18 Sep 2017 at 09:12.
To check open your hotmail account in a browser. Then click on the nine squares in upper left. It should open a bunch of icons, one should be tasks. See if your tasks have your reminders.
Not sure about sticky notes. If you have hidden files set to display I would look down your appdata folder.
I don't use that app. I use OneNote and have it set to use cloud so I can see on my phone.
I checked tasks, but the reminders are not there.
When you use Cortana for a reminder does it make a sticky note?
Anyway I found this...
https://www.howtogeek.com/283472/how...es-in-windows/
Are you signing into your device using a Microsoft id?
If so do you have another device you can sign into and see if your reminders are there. Through many searches it appears Cortana saves these reminders in Cortan's notebook.
I found this article on the Notebook. If you set up to sync with cloud you should be able to restore.
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-u...ook-windows-10