Windows 10: Windows 11 test flight has ruined my PC

I had upgraded my windows 10 to the windows 11 test flight and started to get occasional BSOD errors. So I decided to downgrade back to windows 10, but it said I couldn’t go back. I ended up forcing my way back by using a USB with a windows 10 media creation tool and deleting everything on every single one of my hard drives. Apon installing the media creation tool, I get to the Cortana setup and after it asks what I’m going to be using my system for, it blue screens. I have no idea what the issue could be as there is no software or drivers to even cause errors anymore. I would appreciate any a

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Microsoft Flight Simulator issue after Windows 10 Upgrade

Hi Rahul,



Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.



I suggest you to completely uninstall Microsoft Flight Simulator and check.

Refer the steps below to uninstall.

• Press “Windows key + X”, select Control panel.
• Open programs and features.
• In the list of installed programs, select Microsoft Flight Simulator, and then click
  Remove.

Note: If you have earlier versions of Flight Simulator in the list of installed programs, you will have to remove them in addition to Flight Simulator.



Reinstall the Flight Simulator.



Please reply to us if the issue still persist.

 

On Edge browser, the bing.com background "video" plays slower than in IE 11

Thanks for the reply.

The steps did not help much.

On my computer (Windows 10, 12GB, I7) I have tried test drive

http://www.flightarcade.com/missions/tin/play

Result:

• Noticeably choppy on IE 11 and Edge,
• I can not blame the OS or Hardware because the test drive game plays smooth on FF and Chrome on the computer

My other computer which has IE 11 on Windows 7 plays the flight game very smooth.

Thanks.

Kokeb

 

Cortana fails to detect flight itinerary in Outlook

Thank you, Andre, for providing the suggestions. At this point, I have performed the complete list of suggested remediations. I have also performed a reset (saving personal files) on my Surface Pro 4. None of the steps has resolved the problem with Cortana
tracking flights.

As a side note, this evening I asked Cortana to track a flight. The app correctly found flight tracker information on the Web (Launching Edge), but did not take the hint to track the flight.

For validation, Outlook is correctly capturing the flight itineraries in my email. Cortana is properly tracking package deliveries, but will not track flight itineraries.

This is certainly not the most important issue in my life, but it has become a bit of a nag that I'd like to resolve. Unless there is another suggestion, my next step will be to perform a complete reset.

Appreciate the assistance.