Windows 10: New Computer...No longer have the Acer

I got me a new computer yesterday. I no longer have the Acer. I was about ready to beat that Acer. My new one is Windows 10 compatible. I removed some bloat ware. What should I do to get started with my new one?

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After the new windows update, I no longer have accessible to the windows store.

I've already done the following as suggested by windows help:

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  Install any uninstalled updates to Windows. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Check for Updates.
  
• If Microsoft Store still doesnt launch, try these steps.
  
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    Check for connection problems.
    
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    Check if you are signed in with a Microsoft account.
    
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    Check your time and location settings. Go to Settings > Time & Language.
    
• Reset the Microsoft Store cache:
  
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    Press Windows + R keys to open the run command box.
    
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    Type WSReset, then try launching Microsoft Store and sign in.
    
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  Still can't open it? Send us feedback. In the search bar, type "Feedback Hub" and open the feedback app. Type in the problem and add it as "Add new Feedback" or upvote the existing options that pop up that are similar to your problem.
  

 

After the new windows update, I no longer have accessible to the windows store.

Hi Mazel,

The issue you're experiencing is usually due to corrupted Windows Store cache or corrupted Windows Store. To troubleshoot the issue, check the following methods below:

Method 1: Run the
Windows apps troubleshooter.

Method 2: Run Power shell command.

• Press Start Button and type Windows PowerShell
  in search bar.
• Right-click Windows PowerShell
  and select Run as administrator.
• Type the following commands and hit Enter after each command.
  
  PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
  
  $manifest = (Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.WindowsStore).InstallLocation + '\AppxManifest.xml' ; Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register $manifest
  

Method 3: Perform SFC and DISM.

System File Checker (SFC) is a utility in Microsoft Windows that allows users to scan for and restore corruptions in Windows system files. And DISM
help you to fix some Windows corruption errors.

Let us know if you further assistance.

 

Congrats on the new computer!

Are you new to Windows 10? If so, the first thing you want to do is familiarize yourself with the new Start menu, play with Cortana, the Edge browser and learn where Settings have been moved to.

 

I know what I do. Make an image backup of the hard drive with Macrium Reflect Free. Export any manufacturer specific drivers with the DISM /Online /Export-driver command. Then wipe the hard drive and clean install Windows.

Important precautions to take before upgrading to Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

 

Good luck with it,

New computers usually come with a program to back the hard drive to a flash drive. I always buy a new flash drive but it's not necessary if you don't have the money. Usually the flash drive is 32 GB. I would run that program, label the flash drive, and put it in a safe place. Don't use the flash drive for anything else. Only take it out if your hard drive fails or you want to reinstall Windows.

Another good idea would be to is to install Macrium Reflect Free and make a backup of your entire hard to a portable hard drive. You can never have to many backups.

[Edit] Navy beat me to it.

 

No. I am not new to Windows 10. I have 2 other computers running Windows 10. My old one (The Acer) ran Windows 10, but it wasn't compatible with 10 so I had a lot of issues with it.

 

I sure will!

 

I may have to take this one back and get the HP as it is running really slow. My old computer wasn't compatible with 10, and it wasn't this slow. Can someone please advise me on what I need to do?

 

Does anyone know? Right now, it's in an Endless Undoing Changes loop from installing updates.

 

I don't have an answer to your problem but you should start a new thread. People looking through the titles will not know you're in this loop.

 

I got it fixed. Had to boot to Advanced System Options and do a System Restore.

 

That's good to hear, I'm glad you got it fixed.