Windows 10: Uh oh, Microsoft/fsavuillux issue

I have a school laptop running Windows 10. Battery has known issues, and the date is very wrong. Today is March 6, 2021 however it says today is September 17, 2020. I’ve tried to fix it, however not even Google works. Today I got this, what do I do? I cant restart, my login credential is not an admin as im a student.

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Uh oh, Bad Move

Hi,

For us to properly isolate the issue, allow us to verify some information.

• We're you trying to install it from the Windows Store?
• Have you tried running the Windows App troubleshooter?

If you haven't done the latter, we suggest doing so. Please check out these steps:

1) Press Windows + X and then click
Control panel.

2) Select Troubleshooting and on the left pane select
View all.

3) Select Windows store app
and follow the on-screen instruction.

We also suggest doing a Windows store reset. Here are the steps:

1) Press "Windows+R" key on the keyboard to open
Run window

2) In the Run window type wsreset.exe and then click
ok it will clear all the cache in Windows store.

You can also check out this link for additional reference:
Make Older Programs Compatible with this Version of Windows.

We will wait for your feedback.

Regards.

 

401 - Uh oh, you do not have access

When I try to open Azure DevOps Services | Sign In, which is contracted at my university, "401-Uh oh, you do not have access."

I get an error

 

Copying data from PC to UHS chip

Hi Theodore,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you are facing issues while transferring data to UHS chip from the PC.



Since you are trying to Burn the data, you will only receive CD/DVD option, because Burn option is used to transfer data through an optical drive.



I suggest you try the steps mentioned below to copy the data to UHS chip.

1. Insert the UHS chip to the PC, in case you are using a desktop you may need to use a card reader.
   
2. Now go to the location of the data you want to transfer.
   
3. Select the files by clicking on it. If you have multiple files, press and hold the
   Ctrl key and then click on each file to select them.
   
4. Now press Ctrl + C key to copy the files.
   
5. Now press Windows + E key to open
   file explorer.
   
6. On the left hand pane click on the
   UHS chip to open it.
   
7. Now press Ctrl + V to paste the files.
   

Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator