Windows 10: Setup Wizard fails to find disc

Running the setup.exe for an app doesn't install it, the installation ends prematurely.It comes up with a popup saying "Invalid disk F:", for context my computer has 2 discs at the moment and they're "E" and "Z".There used to be an "F" but had to wipe a disc, the "F" wasn't the main disc if I remember correctly the main one was always "E"Trying to "Troubleshoot compatibility" doesn't help.Does anyone have an answer?

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Cortana setup wizard

After selecting region and keyboard layout during the setup wizard with cortana, it showed that something went wrong. I restarted the computer and tried different regions and languages but there is no way i can move on to the next step. What should id do
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N97 email setup wizard

thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately no joy. I've got 4 e-mailboxes, and they are already set with notification and retrieval disabled. And whilst I was checking them, that e-mail setup wizard activated itself again ...



I may call '3' as they carried out the repair

 

Removing SUGGESTED ACCOUNTS from the Mail app ADD AN ACCOUNT setup wizard

Recently I face problem in removing my Microsoft account from the "suggest accounts" appearing in the "add an accounts" setup wizard for adding/removing email accounts for the "Mail" app



When you select the Microsoft Account (example *** Email address is removed for privacy ***) from the "suggest account" list appearing in the "add an account" Email & Accounts setup wizard, that automatically sync's the Microsoft account and loading up all the latest to older emails. Although I attempted to remove that email account from the Email & Account setup, the "suggested accounts" list still shows this *** Email address is removed for privacy *** account, irrespective of repeated removal and PC restart.

Finally I found a way to address the issue, which is removing the *** Email address is removed for privacy *** Microsoft account from the "suggest accounts" by Start -->Settings -->Apps -->Mail and Calendar--> Advanced Options-->Reset

Hope this might also answers the threads...

"all apps can sign me in"

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"Removing an account from "Emails & Accounts" in Windows 10"

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