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To: Investor2 who wrote (99538)	1/7/2018 1:08:12 AM
From: B.K.Myers	1 Recommendation Recommended By goldworldnet Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110655

The first thing that I would do is to check Windows updates: 1. Open Settings (type "settings" in the Windows search box - or - click on the settings Icon on the Windows menu (looks like a gear icon on the far left). 2. Click on Update & Security 3. Look at the Windows Update status. Are there any updates waiting for a restart? If yes, restart the computer. NOTE: some Windows updates require multiple restarts. Are any other errors listed under the Update status? If yes, click on the "Troubleshoot link under Update & Security. Then select the Windows Update option under "Get up and running" and Run the trouble shooter. If that doesn't resolve the problem try running the System File Checker ("SFC /scannow") as described in this link: answers.microsoft.com Hope this helps. B.K.