Windows 10: I can't open remote settings, system protection and advanced system setting by clicking on...

I can't open remote settings, system protection, msconfig, and advanced system settings by clicking on Windows 11 laptop. I think it happened after installing some Microsoft gaming apps which is very concerning. sfc code is not working either, can't restore/create a restore point. It has been more than a month of searching through forums. I can't even access some apps such as Discord. please help!

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I can't open remote settings, system protection and advanced system setting by clicking and please advise how to solve it. I am using HP ENVY 15 Touch Notebook PC and Windows 10.

I can't open remote settings, system protection and advanced system setting by clicking and please advise how to solve it.

I am using HP ENVY 15 Touch Notebook PC and Windows 10.

 

System protection setting from On to Off.

Hi Frank,

You can perform a System Restore regardless if the System Protection setting is turned On or Off. The reason why System Protection needs to be turned On is to generate a restore point automatically when you install a new app, driver, or Windows update. For
us to better assist you with this, we'd like to ask for the exact error message when you try running performing a System Restore?

Please follow the steps below to turn On/Off System Protection:

• Press Windows key + R to open Run dialog.
  
• Type Control Panel, then hit Enter.
  
• Set View by: Small icons, then select System.
  
• In the left pane, click System protection.
  
• Under System Protection tab, you will see Local Disk (C (System) is
  On.
  
• Click Local Disk (C (System) to highlight it, then click
  Configure.
  
• Under Restore Settings, you will see the option to turn On/Off
  System Protection.
  
• Click Apply.
  
• Click OK.
  

Note: Under Disk Space Usage, you may adjust the maximum disk space for system protection.

We're looking forward to your reply.

 

windows 10 pro advance system settings

Let's try to open Advanced system settings using a different method. Follow these steps:

• Press Windows logo+R on your keyboard.
• Type sysdm.cpl on the Run dialog box and press
  Enter.
• On the System Properties, select the Advanced tab.

Let us know how it goes.