The first thing most people do, or are about to do, when their PC starts acting strange is to reinstall their operating system. This is something most normal users would do, and in most cases it will get the job done and resolve the issue.[この PC をリセットする]You may have seen various ways to repair, reset, or reinstall Windows 11, such as using options. , use the media creation tool to create a bootable disc or USB, format your PC, etc.
However, there is another method that is easier and does not require you to have a USB or disk at your disposal, or to perform some advanced steps to get your PC up and running. You can use “Use Windows Update to fix problems.” The feature was quietly added in the Windows 11 Moment 5 update released earlier this month.
Reinstall Windows 11 using Windows Update
- Please click start Select the menu button in the lower left corner of the taskbar, then setting.you can also right click in start Press the menu button to select setting Choose from a list of options or victory + me Press the key to directly access the settings menu.
- select system From the left pane of the settings menu.
- Scroll down on the right side and recovery.
- The options will appear on the next page Fix issues using Windows UpdateThis is described as a “Reinstall your current version of Windows (retaining your apps, files, and settings)” feature.
- Please click re-install now [Windows Update を使用して問題を解決する]Buttons next to options.
- A confirmation pop-up will appear.You can check the box next to Automatically restart your PC 15 minutes after installation Select an option and click got it.
- Your PC will then restart and begin the repair.
This process of reinstalling Windows 11 using Windows Update is usually a safe and easy way to resolve issues when your PC throws a tantrum after installing a Windows Update. Additionally, your files, apps, and settings will not be deleted.
If you use a PC or laptop that is controlled or managed by your work or school, Fix issues using Windows Update Not available on your PC. Additionally, this option may not be available if your PC is running an earlier version of Windows 11 with the 2022 Annual Update. The February 2024 optional update or later is required for this feature to work.
If you like the classic Windows 10 look, check out our detailed guide on how to bring back the old Task Manager in Windows 11. You can also restore your old Notepad using our dedicated guide.