Very often, Windows 10 OS stops working at the most inopportune moment. Don’t panic and immediately call a technician to your home, because the reasons for the system’s inoperability can be very different.
There are a large number of different options for starting Windows 10. Among them, the most notable are rolling back the system to its original state, creating a mirror of the OS and saving it to a flash drive or disk with further recovery via USB, and also using a restore point.
To use one or another method of correcting recovery errors, you need to qualify them by a code that indicates the reason for their occurrence and a possible solution.
Windows 10 System Restore Error 0x80070091
As a rule, this error occurs due to the deletion of the system directory in which files for managing certain programs are located. Users, out of ignorance of the system, often delete or try to delete the Program Files\WindowsApps folder, after which an error message with code 0x80070091 appears on the computer screen. This error may also occur after installing update KB3213986. It is recommended to remove it.
Error resolution options:
- You need to check the disk. To do this you need to go to "My computer" and right-click on local drive C ( "Properties"). Next - in a new window in the tab "Service" you need to click on "Check". After which you need to reboot the OS and start recovery.
- You can also rename and delete the WindowsApps folder. We are launching Command Line (Administrator) and enter the command TAKEOWN /F "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps" /R /D Y
After the system grants rights to the folder, you need to go to the tab "View" in Explorer. It needs to be set to display hidden files and folders. After downloading the portable version of the Unlocker program, you need to go to the path C:\Program Files\WindowsApps and rename the folder to WindowsApps.old. Next, click on “Rename” - enter a new name and "Ok" and "Unlock All". Reboot the system and run recovery.
Windows 10 System Restore Error 0x80070005
This error may occur during system recovery due to the protection functions of the antivirus program. You can try to disable self-defense in the antivirus settings or completely remove it.
You can also follow these steps:
- Checking for full PC local disks.
- Performing a selective system startup. Press Win+R and enter the command msconfig – In a new window in "Are common" enable selective or diagnostic startup (don't forget to disable startup).
You can also check the connection of the Volume Shadow Copy service or reset the repository.
System Restore Error 0x81000203 Windows 10
Error code 0x81000203 can be fixed by starting the service "Microsoft Software Shadow Copy Provider". If the problem continues to occur, try the following steps one by one:
- Disable mode Turbo in the TuneUP Utilities program.
- Scanning the registry with the Kerish Doctor 2013 4.50 utility.
- Check the integrity of system files by entering the sfc /scannow command.
Windows 10 System Restore Error 0x81000202
This error occurs when opening the menu "Properties of the system". To fix it, there are 2 options:
- Use the system anti-virus utility to check your computer for viruses and malware.
- Launch Command line as Administrator and enter the command sfc /scannow in its console to scan the integrity of system files and eliminate this error.
System restore error on Acer laptop
If a restore error occurs in Windows 10 OS on an Acer laptop, then you need to perform a system reset to factory settings using the built-in tool.
This action is carried out as follows:
- On an Acer laptop, press Alt+F10.
- To launch the utility, you need to enter the recovery password – 000000.
It is worth considering that when installing the system, “Quick Start” is activated in automatic mode. To perform further actions you need to disable it in the BIOS.
Windows 10 on an Acer laptop provides the ability to save user data.
After all the manipulations, you need to reboot the computer device for the OS reinstallation to begin.
If you receive errors of various types when restoring the Windows 10 system, you must definitely scan the entire system for functionality - RAM, hard drive, registry folders, drivers and other elements of the computer. In most cases, the causes of problems are the incorrect closing of certain programs, the entry of various viruses, Trojans and malware into the system.
You can solve these problems yourself without contacting a service center. If a more complex system failure occurs, then naturally you cannot do without the help of a computer specialist. Otherwise, you risk bringing your computer's OS into a deplorable state, in which its restoration is not always successful.
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