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Follow the simple guidelines to know How To Fix Windows 10 Anniversary Update Issues.
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How To Fix Windows 10 Anniversary Update Issues - Part 2 Windows Store apps crash after installing the Anniversary Update The apps that are installed from the Windows Store are reported to be crashing after the users have updated their Windows to the latest Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Even though Microsoft hasn’t released any official fix for this issue, there some ways in which you can probably solve your issue. Resolution: Disable antivirus: In most cases, Windows update and third-party antivirus are contradictory in nature. Disabling any such antivirus could resolve the apps crashing issue. Disable firewall: After updating Windows, the Windows Firewall can block Windows Store which results in the crashing of Windows Store apps. Time and Date: even though this might seem like a small thing, incorrect time and date also cause the Windows Store apps to crash quite often. Reset Apps: In the Settings, go to the corresponding app and reset it using the Advanced Options. Reset Windows Store: Access the Command Prompt by right-clicking on the Start menu and type and execute the command: WSReset.exe. After that, restart the PC. Windows background partially missing after installing the update Some users have reported that after the Anniversary Update, the laptop or tablet connected to a secondary monitor is missing some of the background portions, and it is displayed black.
Resolution: Microsoft hasn’t provided any direct solution for this issue yet. But there are some workarounds that Microsoft has provided to resolve this issue. Try to resolve it by putting your laptop or tablet into sleep mode and then wake it up. You can also try to unplug and then reconnect the mDP/ DP/ HDMI connection. This has resolved the issue in many cases. Windows 10 Anniversary Update fails with error code 0x80070057 There have been many reports from various users saying that when they try to install the Windows Anniversary Update, they receive an error with error code 0x80070057. There has been no official document from Microsoft regarding the solution for this issue till now. But there are some other things which you can try to resolve this issue. Resolution: One resolution is that, after completing the Windows Anniversary Update download, install it by double-clicking on it. Once the installation starts, turn off the internet connection. The process will stop at 2%. Now restart the process after a minute time. Now you should be able to complete the installation without the above-mentioned error. Another resolution is that the error can be avoided if you are updating using the Media Creation Tool or by doing a clean install by downloading the Windows 10 Anniversary Update ISO files. Some users claim that this issue can also be eliminated by doing a registry modification, but it could turn out badly if anything goes wrong while meddling with the registries.
Windows 10 Anniversary Update stuck downloading There are many cases where the users have reported that the Windows 10 Anniversary Update download gets stuck during the download or gets stuck during the installation of the update. Sometimes an error message can also be received stating the error code: 0x800705b4. Resolution: The best-known resolution for this issue is using Media Creation Tool for applying the update. Another method to avoid this issue is to download the Windows 10 Anniversary Update ISO file and do a clean install. Windows 10 Anniversary Update fails with error code 0x8024200D The update files that are downloaded on your computer by the Windows Update are found to be causing this error which shows an error code: 0x8024200D. Resolution: Press Win+I key, and in the Run command window that appears, type msconfig and hit Enter. In the new window that appears, go to the Boot tab and enable the Safe mode. Reboot the Window and enter into the Safe mode. In the File Explorer, go to the address: C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download and download its contents. Now again go to the Boot tab using the same procedure as above and disable the Safe mode. Restart your computer again to apply the changes that you have made. Now try to apply the Windows 10 Anniversary Update once again.
Windows 10 freezes after installing the Anniversary Update After updating the Windows device to the latest Windows 10 Anniversary Update, there may be occurrences where the Windows might freeze just like that for some time. It might be temporarily solved by restarting the device. But it is not a permanent solution. Resolution: However there is no official solution from Microsoft for this issue, there are some ways which you can implement to avoid this error. Go to the Settings menu of your Windows device. Go to Update and Security > Recovery. Click on the Get Started button and the windows will start rolling back to its previous version. After going to the previous version of Windows 10, remove the $WINDOWS.~BT, $WINDOWS.~WS folder from the C drive. Now use the Windows 10 Anniversary Update ISO file and do a clean install. This method is said to have resolved the issue in most cases. Black screen problem with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update Once you have installed the Windows 10 Anniversary Update and sign in to your Windows, you may see that a black screen is displayed. This error mostly occurs due to improper installation of the update or issues related to drivers. Resolution:
This might be caused because of one of the external drivers that you have connected to your device. Unplug all the external drivers and plug them in one-by-one. This way you will find out the faulty external driver. Now you can get it repaired by approaching its manufacturer. Otherwise, follow this method. Restart your device. Press the Shift key and Power button at the sign in screen and select Restart. After it restarts, go to Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup settings and click Restart. In Restart, press 5 to open Safe Mode. In safe mode, press Win+X keys, open the Power user menu, go to Device Manager > Display adapter and uninstall it. Now download the latest display driver from the manufacturer’s store and install it. Now restart your PC. Sometimes faulty RunOnce processes might cause this issue. Go to safe mode again to resolve this. In the Power user menu, go to Task Manager and look for RunOnce32.exe or RunOnce.exe in the Processes and Services tab, and end/stop it. Now restart your PC.
