Now you can log out of the Admin account and back in using your new account. Now your new account should have the same settings as your old one but all apps should work fine. Leave Ntuser.dat, and Ntuser.ini though.
Copy the files from there into the folder with your new name. Navigate to C:Users and your old account name. Make your new account an Administrator. Just make sure you use a different name than your existing account. Set up a local account following the wizard. Select Family & other people and Add someone else to this PC. Boot into normal mode using this new Admin account. You should see a message ‘The command completed successfully’. Type or paste ‘net user administrator /active:yes’ and hit Enter. Boot your device into Safe Mode with Command Prompt. Create a system restore point and save any files you don’t want to risk losing from your account. Creating a new user account can fix that.įirst we need to activate the built-in Admin account in Windows. All these things are held in a user config file that can get corrupted. This is a neat trick that can solve many issues with Windows Store, Cortana, Search and other desktop configurations. Our final solution if the calculator won’t start in Windows 10 is to create another user profile. Visit the Windows Store and find a different calculator either from the Store app or on the web. If you cannot get the standard calculator to work, an option is to replace it with another. While this isn’t exactly addressing the issue, there are a few calculators available in the Store. Turn it on, run this procedure and turn it off again. The Store won’t run properly if you have turned off Windows Firewall to use a third party one. If you see lots of red text in the PowerShell window, check that Windows Firewall is running. You should see a bunch of messages scroll across the PowerShell window as all apps are re-registered with Windows. Open PowerShell as above and type ‘Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach ’ and hit Enter. Make sure Windows Firewall is running in Services. This is a little more in-depth so create a restore point before doing it. You can check this by either asking the Server Guy to allow access to the servers listed below, connect to an outside line or connect a wireless device and bypass your Firewall.If that didn’t work for you, next we’ll try re-registering Windows apps with the operating system. Your firewall may be blocking access to the windows store updates and it's causing issues. There are many factors that can cause this. I agree with JPCASTILL, Keep it simple, If that fails read on.
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