{YTS} Fixing Windows Installation Problems With Maintenance Controls

Here are some steps to fix common issues related to maintenance controls in Windows installation:

Issue 1: Unable to Boot into BIOS/UEFI Settings

Ensure that the boot order is set to prioritize the correct device, such as the primary hard drive or solid-state drive (SSD).

Issue 2: Missing or Incorrect Installation Media

Check if you have a valid installation media (USB drive, CD/DVD, etc.) for your Windows operating system.

Ensure that the USB drive or DVD/CD is properly inserted into the computer before attempting to install Windows.

If using an external storage device, check if it is recognized by the computer and has enough free space.

Issue 3: Installation Failed due to System File Check

* Open Command Prompt as administrator

* Type sfc /scannow in the Command Prompt, and press Enter

* If issues are found, follow the prompts to repair or replace affected files

If a specific error message is displayed, refer to Microsoft’s support page for further assistance

Issue 4: Installation Issues due to Network Connection

* Check for any DNS issues by running ipconfig command in Command Prompt or PowerShell

* Verify that your router is properly configured and connected to the internet

If using a wireless network, ensure that it is set to obtain an IP address automatically

Issue 5: Installation Problems due to Disk Space

Run a Defragmentation tool (e.g., Disk Cleanup) or Check Disk to free up disk space:

* Open File Explorer and navigate to the “Computer” or “This PC”

* Click on “Properties” for each drive, then click on “Tools”

* Select “Check” to run the scan

If issues are found, follow the prompts to defragment or delete unnecessary files

Issue 6: Installation Issues due to Hardware Problems

* Ensure that all hardware components (e.g., CPU, RAM, graphics card) are compatible with Windows

* If issues arise during installation, refer to Microsoft’s support page for troubleshooting or contact a professional

Issue 7: Installation Issues due to Software Conflicts

* Open Command Prompt as administrator and type msconfig to open the System Configuration utility

* Look for any suspicious programs that may be causing conflicts during installation

* Remove or disable any unnecessary software before proceeding with the installation

By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve common issues related to maintenance controls in Windows installation.