Windows 10: La session charge à l'infini depuis la migration à Windows 11

Bonjour,Après un bon nombre de notifications de Windows me proposant de passer de Windows 10 à Windows 11, j'ai décidé de sauter le pas.Cependant voilà : après cette migration ma session utilisateur refuse complètement de se lancer. Elle charge à l'infini, et c'est tout.J'ai essayé de lancer le mode sans échec, pour voir, et cette fois la session veux bien se lancer sans me laisser ouvrir le menu démarrer, cependant.Donc voilà, en démarrage classique, toujours impossible d'ouvrir ma session utilisateur. Quelqu'un aurait-il des informations sur le problème ?

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Ovi Suite and Ovi.com mangles contacts containing non-english characters

Thanks for replying Samuli, I'm not able to reproduce the exact problem at the moment, but I can consistently reproduce corruption of characters with these steps:



1. Create a contact with the name ÆØÅ on 5220xpress

2. Sync the contacts with ovi.com

3. Contact at ovi.com has the name ÆØÃ



I have not been able to reproduce corruption of characters on phone reliably yet. If I rename the ÆØÅ contact on ovi.com to ÆØÅ or do not rename it does not matter, syncing the device with ovi again, I still have ÆØÅ on the device.

 

Are the makers of the windows phone HTC radar aware that the character "ã" is not available? A Latin character not available, this issue must be a virus, right?

When using the HTC Radar Windows Phone to text or email using words in Portuguese the character "ã" is not an option, since it is a Latin letter, I wonder if this is a bug my phone came with from the manufacturer, because it seems really absurd such character
not be available.

 

Modifying the right ALT key on my French Canadian Keyboard (Windows 10)

I am trying to modifying the right ALT key to obtain ã (Portuguese tilde on a)

It already exists with the combination of ALT+ right square Bracket, and the choosing the lower a or caps a.

What I would like to do is to use the ALT key + (the column and semi-column key) to get the
ã directly in one step.

(This is the most common letter I need - I do not need Ã)

So what is the best step to do that mod???

Thanks for the help