Then, select Power > Restart while holding down the Shift key to reboot your computer into the Windows Recovery Environment.ģ. It’s possible to keep personal data intact despite erasing everything else, but we recommend creating a Windows 10 backup before you go ahead.ġ. If none of the fixes above worked, you’re likely dealing with a severe underlying issue in the Settings app that only a Windows 10 factory reset can fix. You can also head into Settings > Accounts to sign in with your Microsoft Account should you want. Then, copy and paste the contents from your old user account folder into the new account folder. To do that, open File Explorer and go to Local Disk (C:) > Users. If you can, you should move your data to the new user account.
Follow by signing into it.Īttempt to open the Settings app.
Open the Start menu, select your profile portrait, and switch to the newly created user account. Substitute User_Name accordingly:Īdd-LocalGroupMember -Group “Administrators” -Member “User_Name”ĥ. Finish setting up the account as an administrator by running the following command. Then, select next and follow all on-screen instructions to resolve any issues that it detects.Ĥ. Select the Windows Store Apps troubleshooter to the bottom of the list. That should bring up a list of built-in troubleshooters in Windows 10.ĥ. Select the View all option to the top-left of the window. Then, type control panel and select Open.Ĥ. Press Windows + S to open Windows Search. If you still have issues opening the Settings dialog on your computer, try running the built-in Windows Store Apps and Windows Update troubleshooters.ġ.
Run Windows Troubleshooters via Control Panel Get-WindowsUpdate -KBArticleID “KB_Identifier” -InstallĪfter Windows PowerShell finishes updating Windows 10, restart your computer and check if the Settings app works correctly. You can also use an alternative command to install specific updates. Run the following command to install all available updates: Type Get-WindowsUpdate and press Enter to scan for available updates, along with the relevant KB (Knowledge Base) identifiers.ĥ. Wait until Windows PowerShell finishes installing the module needed to update the operating system.Ĥ.
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