Microsoft Print to PDF Missing
Hi, In the last couple of weeks the Microsoft Print to PDF has dropped off my laptop. I have tried everything suggested online already but I cannot get it to work. I have a Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge with Windows 11 ARM64 and Snapdragon which I have only had since the beginning of Jan. I am not very techie but I have tried the following based on other forums I have looked at: Checked it is turned on in windows features - it is Turned it off in windows features and restarted then turned it back on and restarted Tried to reinstall in via add device but when I go to the list of drivers it isn't there so I cannot select it Checked the print queue but it's not in there Various things on command prompt including: dism /Online /Disable-Feature /FeatureName:”Printing-PrintToPDFServices-Features” /NoRestart dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:”Printing-PrintToPDFServices-Features” /NoRestart Updates to the powershell including: Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature -online -FeatureName Printing-PrintToPDFServices-Features Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -online -FeatureName Printing-PrintToPDFServices-Features I just get an error code: 0x800f0922 I also did a full factory rest of my laptop and NOTHING!!!!!! I have just done a screen share with Microsoft and they reinstalled my office 365 but that did nothing and then I was told they couldn't help and to post here. PLEASE can someone help me fix this as it is driving me crazy? I need to create PDF's of my invoices to make sure I get paid each month.How can I create windows 11 installation media from iso
I built my first PC from scratch. Now all the parts are connected to motherboard and the new PC is able to boot in to BIOS. The next step is to put an OS on it and I am considering using Windows 11 at this time. Is this a good idea? If yes, how to create Windows 11 installation media from ISO? I have a MacBook Pro at home and I can use a Windows 10 workstation at my office. Which tool is the best for making Windows 11 USB installer? I am not familiar in this matter and really need some help!Why iPhone Mirroring not working on mac and windows pc?
Hello everyone, I'm having trouble mirroring my iPhone screen to both my Windows PC and Mac. I've tried several methods, but none seem to work reliably. Questions: Is there a reliable wired or wireless method to mirror my iPhone to Windows/Mac without lag? Do I need any specific settings enabled on my iPhone or computer? Are there any free or low-cost tools that actually work well? Could it be a firewall or network issue blocking AirPlay? Do you know any way to fix iphone mirroring not working on Mac and Windows PC? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Fingerprint recognition issue on Matebook pro x after clean Win 11 install
Laptop: Huawei MateBook X Pro (2018 model MACH-WX9), after performing a clean installation of Windows 11 24H2. Background: I recently repartitioned my hard drive to merge the C:\ and D:\ partitions into a single C:\ drive. As part of this process, I performed a clean installation of Windows 11 (latest stable version, fully updated) using the official Microsoft USB installer. I installed Huawei PC Manager to restore missing drivers, and all device drivers (including fingerprint and chipset) are now correctly installed, according to Device Manager and Windows Update. The Issue: The fingerprint sensor is detected and shows the correct driver version (Goodix Fingerprint Driver v1.1.11.41, dated 2020). I had to manually install this version from the huawei site as the pc manager installed the .32 version (which also didn't work). However, when setting up Windows Hello Fingerprint, I am prompted to tap repeatedly but the process never completes, suggesting the sensor isn't fully functional. Pc manager also states the sensor as 'abnormal'. What I've Tried: Installed all optional and recommended Windows Updates (including drivers). Installed and updated all drivers via Huawei PC Manager. Confirmed that the fingerprint sensor was fully functional before the reinstallation. Verified that all other device drivers (including Intel MEI and Watchdog Timer) are installed and stable. My Conclusion: It appears that the existing Goodix fingerprint driver (v1.1.11.41) may not be compatible with newer Windows 11 security requirements — specifically Memory Integrity (HVCI). I’m reaching out to ask: Is there an updated fingerprint driver available or in development that is compatible with the latest Windows 11 build and security features? If not, is there a recommended workaround or plan for future support? I have seen blogs of users disabling Disabling Memory Integrity, but I am not prepared to do this to risk malicious malware entering my system. ThanksSave the date: Windows Office Hours - June 19, 2025
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Program Data folder admin permissions corrupted - Help please!
Hi, I'd appreciate some help form an expert! My folder permissions in 'C:\Program Data\Dell' folder have somehow been restricted to Authenticated Users (by a Dell Command Update failure or an unfortunate Dell Core Services uninstall), which now limits that Folder to 'Authenticated Users' - read and execute, read, and list folder contents, so software installs can't create new folders and write files. Within the Dell folder there are a number of folders that have full control (SYSTEM, Administrators permissions etc), but some that are ONLY 'Authenticated Users': D3, DTP.DataManager.SubAgent, DTP.Diagnostics. SubAgent, DTP.Instrumentation.SubAgent, ePSA, MyDell Notification Manger, orca, OS Recovery Tool. DTP (Dell Data Protection) main folder and Dell Vault are OK Dell are suggesting I reinstall the OS, but I have a huge number of apps installed and am trying to avoid that - everything else but Dell apps seems to be working. The machine is an XPS15 9520 laptop on Win11 Pro 24H2. I can create new folder 'Dell2' and copy all the folders across and they then have full permissions, but of course I can't copy those folders back into the original folder with corrected permissions... What would happen if I rename the C:\ProgramData \Dell folder to something else and then rename the Dell2 folder to 'Dell', and try again and see if SupportAssist or DCU installs correctly, or could that do more damage? I think some Dell security stuff is in the BIOS but some will be in registry so would that 'notice' the folder its looking for is not the original folder but a different one with the same name? Or is it better to install another user and give them admin privileges and have to login with a different ID for Dell software updates from now on? NB this machine is set up for LOCAL ACCOUNT with a password, WITHOUT a Microsoft account on the machine, though it does have O365 subscription... thanks so much!How can I upgrade Windows 10 to 11 on my PC?
I think it is time to switch to Windows 11 as my friend's PC is running well with it. I like the UI and fast search feature most. The weird thing is that I didn't see 'upgrade to Windows 11' notification my PC. That makes me nervous. How can I upgrade Windows 10 to 11 in a simple way? I am not a tech savvy and want to keep the data and apps after upgrade. Let me know if it is possible or not. Thanks
Accidentally pressing "Stream Media" on first connection wiped almost all of my mobile device data
What happened is the following order of events: I plugged my mobile device for backing up my data to a separate storage. As Windows 11 detected the device, it prompted "What do you want to do with this device?" Typically I select open explorer, but this time I mistakenly clicked on "Stream media" and it opened a Windows Media Player legacy. Somewhere along this time, the app began to backup my data. (Note that this backup was most likely by Windows Media Player Legacy; It cannot be OneDrive as I uninstalled the app from the system.) Without knowing this happening, I used Ctrl+X and Ctrl+V to cut-paste the data from my mobile device to my PC. What ended up happening is that as the Media Player was backing up the mobile device's "Folder A", I was also transferring data of Folder A to my PC. This caused a desync, and while about 20% of the data from Folder A was transferred to my PC, it seems like 80% of the data was pulled by Media Player. In the end, Media Player failed to backup my data and 80% of the data is now completely lost. Is there any way of recovering this data? I feel like it has to be somewhere in my PC, but I cannot find it.
