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Solved: Solution A cable I didn't see shorted something out on the motherboard.

"Sadly" no as I have tested them in an other machine. And what's weird that all parts work it's just if I change any component it will not start. But if I swap back the original part(s) it starts as normal.

Well; I did try literally everything but if any part is changed the computer will not start at all; not even with a full bios reset. I guess I just won't buy AsRock motherboards again.

So secure boot and TPM is on normally but turned off before shutdown for hardware change. the RAM IN: Patriot PC4-24000 3000MHz (2x4GB) OUT: G.Skill F4-3000C16D (2x8GB) previously what I also tried IN: NONE OUT: GT1030 and GT7(10 or 30) PSU: Thermaltake Smart BX1 650W 3 SATA slots in use no...

As in not boot I mean no power to any component just to the power button there is no reaction, no lights nothing. About the system: It has both Win11 and Linux on it tho that shouldn't have any effect and the motherboard is a ASRock B560M-ITX/ac with BIOS version:: P2.00 (yes there is an update...

You can add this startup to automate the process. Start-Sleep -Seconds 300 [console]::beep(450,260) [console]::beep(680,300) if ((Get-ItemProperty HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\* | select-String "{1F2B6AF3-C260-8666-5950-E3FEDBC851D6}") -eq $null){...

UPDATE: It has reinstalled itself, and cannot be disabled 👏👏👏 Bravo microsoft

It has been a few days and it still haven't re-installed itself; I have ran updates every day to try to make sure if it would/could reinstall itself it would do it but hasn't happened yet. To uninstall: you can run msiexec.exe /uninstall "{1F2B6AF3-C260-8666-5950-E3FEDBC851D6}" /q or uninstall...

Yes I might just try it there as well; currently I'm using powershell to automatically uninstall it on startup but it's not the most convenient.

Not necessarily since I have it uninstalled it might have caused other things to not start in the first place. But I'm happy not to have bloatware, the question is how to make sure it stays that way without any manual input.

Do UWP games even exist btw (other than what students make at uni) {only weird to me since .NET has controller support built in}? Anyway if it has nothing to do with the drivers, and steam has it's own drivers anyway I don't need it and it's just something that slows down the computer, even if...

Thank you, I have seen those, but it's temporary fixes at best sadly. I find MS forums to be the most useless resource. I checked the bios and VT-d was disabled and since I use VMs a lot that might be something, but it's unlikely since it would have been off for months without any issue. What...

Sorry for the lineup issues. It might be that I no longer have gaming services or gaming input on my computer why it doesn't show up. But anyway I'll never own or want to own an xbox, so #removethebload would still be a reason why to delete it anyway, even if it's not an issue. fltmc filters...

Exactly the same message as yours, that happened on startup without any issues. Just later at some point it kept doing it again and that completely locked up the computer and every time I have to use reset ot it would say in that state forever. So one day it looked like: on startup at 8:47 it...

I have tried sfc and dism before I started uninstalling anything (as in the unreliable state of the computer) and none of them found anything. It's a legal copy of windows pro, that IF I'm not mistaken or I'm forgetting about it was updated from 10 to 11 anno. Also the motherboard was replaced...