Windows 10: Settings Menu is missing after windows 11 22h2 update.

I updated my system to the lastest window 11 version 22h2 and now my setting menu only load with Bluetooth & Devices and Time & Language. Everything else is missing. Most of the instructions I find online refer me to do something within the settings and I can't do it because the settings menu is not there. I've tried restoring but my system was not backed up and I've tried redoing the update and still nothing's change. Can someone please help?

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22h2 missing in update

Hi narciso,

If 22H2 is not listed on the Windows Update page, as an alternative, you can use the "Windows 11 Installation Assistant" to upgrade to 22H2. Visit the following link to download the tool.

Download Windows 11: https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11

 

Windows Store Missing and Failing After Windows 11 22H2 Update

Hi theTrueEnder,

Open an Admin PowerShell window and type:

• winget install 9WZDNCRFJBMP
  

See if that reinstalls the Store app.

If that doesn't help, please try "Method 2" in this article:

• Reinstall Microsoft Store in Windows 10/11
  

If nothing helps, you may go back to the previous build. To do so, open Windows 11 Settings, click System, click Recovery. Click Go back.

• How to Roll Back a Windows 11 Update if There Are Issues
  

Once rolled back, try upgrading to 22H2 again at a convenient time.

Note: The "Go back" option will cease to exist after 10 days (from the date of the 22H2 upgrade).

 

Cannot update Windows 11 to build 22h2

Need more help than support web site offers. I would like to update a Windows Pro 21h2 to 22h2.

I've tried every suggestion at Troubleshoot problems updating Windows - Microsoft Support short of "Perfrom a clean installation of Windows 11." That list is comprehensive and includes everything I would have thought of on my own and then some. None of the troubleshooting suggestions solved the problem. The system in question is a Lenovo ThinkCentre M90n desktop running Windows 11 Pro Version 21H2.

In addition to all the steps at the above link, I've also tried installing by using Windows 11 Installation Assistant. Installation Assistant downloads and goes through the long installation process. But then very shortly after the reboot starts, it says, "Undoing changes" and boots back into the old build.