Windows 10: Background Processes loading at random times on a factory reset pc. Im unsure if im being...

To whoever it may concern,Recently, I have factory reset my pc due to worries that I may have a virus, I used Windows' own "Reset your PC" option with everything checked on. I wanted to do a full reset on my pc. Recently, I've started to notice that the mouse cursor has a little loading circle on it at random times. It feels like it appears every minute or so. I have Malwarebytes and AdwCleaner, and they both have had 0 detections. I also tried to do the Windows Defender offline scan, but I'm not sure where to find the results for that one. Whenever I open up Task Manager, the background proce

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unable to factory reset

i have a hp stream 13 notebook and i had tried upgrading to windows 10 but it never ended up working for reasons im unsure of then a few weeks later (now) im trying to factory reset my laptop but its not letting me. from what iv read online i need to get
an iso of windows 8.1 to be able to do this but im just trying to get a heads up on the steps ill need to take in doing this

 

Oofff im reset my pc...

Ahh im reset my pc and in the windows and windows blue screen What failed: clipsp.sys

How to fix?

Im use lapop Samsung

 

How do I uninstall Microsoft IME on Windows 11?

Hi



Welcome to Microsoft community.

In Windows 11, the process to uninstall or manage Input Method Editors (IMEs) like Microsoft IME is slightly different than in previous versions. Here are the steps to do it:

1. Click on the 'Start' button and select 'Settings'.
   
2. In the 'Settings' window, select 'Time & Language'.
   
3. Then, select 'Typing' from the sidebar menu.
   
4. Under the 'Advanced Keyboard Settings' section, click on 'Input method' to view the installed IMEs.
   
5. Find 'Microsoft IME' in the list and click on the three dots (...) next to it.
   
6. Click 'Remove'.
   

Please note that uninstalling an IME might affect your ability to input text in the corresponding language. If you want to continue typing in Japanese but prefer a different IME, you might need to install a third-party Japanese IME before uninstalling Microsoft IME.

If these steps do not resolve your issue, or if you're unable to remove Microsoft IME through these settings, it might be a more complex issue that would require further troubleshooting.



Best regards

Derrick Qian | Microsoft Community Support Specialist