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Microsoft Announcement 

Windows 10 was released a little prematurely.

There are inconsistencies throughout, Microsoft Edge is an unfinished mess, and then there are the bus

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Microsoft Announcement 

Microsoft has been issuing updates on a fairly regular basis to try and fix various problems with the operating system, but we know from the enduring popularity of troubleshooting articles we’ve published previously, that there are plenty of Windows 10 users who are still having problems with the new OS.

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With that in mind, here are some more solutions to common problems.

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Blurry Font Problem 

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you change the DPI scaling in Windows 10 to make text, apps and other items easier to read on your Windows device, then you might end up looking at blurry fonts.

The best solution is to use a tool to change the scaling method

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Fix Windows Update Issues 

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Windows 10 updates being mandatory, you kind of need Windows Update to be working at all times.

If it’s failing to find updates that you know should be available, or updates are not downloading properly -- and rebooting hasn't fixed the problem -- you can try resetting different Windows Update components, including fixing invalid updates in the Windows registry, deleting temp files, resetting Winsock settings, and so on.

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Windows 10 Is Stuck In A Loop Following A Failed Update

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One of the most annoying problems found in Windows 10 comes with this message: "We couldn’t complete the updates. Undoing changes. Don’t turn off your computer".

If you’re lucky you can boot into Windows, try and fix the problem, and reattempt whatever caused the rollback in the first place

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Windows 10 Is Stuck In A Loop Following A Failed Update

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Try to get out of the reboot loop and into Safe Mode.

Pressing F8 at bootup might work. Once you’re in Safe Mode, open a Command Prompt as administrator and type net stop wuauserv. Hit enter and then type: net stop bits Browse to C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution and delete all of the contents there, then restart your computer.

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