Windows 10: Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade

**Blender99** · 23 Mar 2016

Also I've tried "netsh winsock reset" as an admin in powershell and reset. No change.

I've noticed if I go into the Windows troubleshooting it finds, "One or more network protocols are missing on this computer" and proceeds to "fix" it. It changes the status to "Fixed" but the internet still doesn't work. If I run the troubleshooter again I go through the same process.
Things are getting weird.

**Brink** · 23 Mar 2016

Since this is for a wireless network, you might see if deleting it and setting it back up from scratch may help.

**Blender99** · 23 Mar 2016

Brink said:

Since this is for a wireless network, you might see if deleting it and setting it back up from scratch may help.

No difference.

Is there a way to revert the repair I did? Unfortunately my system restore was disabled.

**Brink** · 23 Mar 2016

Only with a clean install.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/1...n-install.html

**Blender99** · 24 Mar 2016

I did

settings>update and security>recovery

Rolled back to the previous build. It undid what the In-place upgrade messed up. Now I'm just facing the original issues I had which I'll fix with a new profile. Brink thanks for helping, I appreciate it.

**Brink** · 24 Mar 2016

Great news.

**Blitzhartwright** · 24 Mar 2016

can this fix my overheating problem when i upgrade to win 10 ?

**Brink** · 24 Mar 2016

Blitzhartwright said:

can this fix my overheating problem when i upgrade to win 10 ?

Hello Blitzhartwright,

Most likely not. Overheating is usually caused by improper air flow (ex: dust or covered vents), overclocking, or driver or hardware issues.

Please continue this in your original thread below. Hopefully you'll get a solution soon. :)

is there solution for "fan running at fullspeed" after upgrading ?

**alabaster** · 28 Mar 2016

Will doing one of these options fix my problem?

I had lost Cortana functionality, which lead me to try a Powershell script to restore it. It did, but then I was getting errors trying to open photos and videos. The error was "The remote procedure call failed". I could see in Default Apps in Settings that they were all set to "TWINUI".maybe it affected these other apps. Or maybe they were affected along with Cortana, and I didn't notice.

I tried running some more Powershell scripts to "repair" the apps, but to no avail. Now Calculator and Windows App Store are not working either. They all appear under "Other" in the "All Apps" list as "@{Microsoft.Windows.Store_2015...}" etc.

Would this procedure (planning to use the MCT to create a DVD?) fix my problems? Or is there something less drastic I could try? Unfortunately I didn't have System Restore running at that point - only noticed it wasn't active after the problem occurred (of course!)

**NavyLCDR** · 28 Mar 2016

alabaster said:

Or is there something less drastic I could try? Unfortunately I didn't have System Restore running at that point - only noticed it wasn't active after the problem occurred (of course!)

First, you can try creating a new local user account on the computer and see if the problem remains when logged into the new account. If the problem goes away, then your user account is corrupted and the in place repair won't fix it.

Windows 10: Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade

"TWINUI" problem - will this help?

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