How To Fix Apps In Windows
On windows, most of the time when apps shit a brick you dont have to uninstall them. So to tackle this issue, we are providing a complete guide on how you can properly repair apps in Windows operating systems.
Accessing the Repair Feature
If you want to fix some error, the usual way how we access this section is from within Windows Settings>
Apps and Features.repair apps (ad) If it doesn’t open automatically:
Step 1: Open Settings using the Windows + I combination.
Go to Apps: Choose in the menu apps
Choose Apps & Features: Go to the left sidebar and click on apps & features.
Finding the Application
Now Inside the Apps & Features:
Find the Application: Scroll down or use search bar to find the application you need repaired.
Initiating the Repair Process
After you choose the app, is it troublesome?
Highlight the App: This will collapse a few options related to that application.
Click on >> Modify: Click the button (if it appears) DISPATCH>>> MODIFICATION
Call On-Screen Instructions: a setup wizard will walk you through the repair process which may contain an option to repair/reset app
Alternative Repair Methods
If the issue is not solved using Windows built-in repair features, you will have to follow one of these solutions instead:
Windows Troubleshooter — Go to Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot That will automatically help diagnose common issues and recommend fixes.
System File Checker (SFC): SFC is a command-line tool that scans and repairs corrupted system files.
textsfc /scannow
This code can only be executed in an elevated Command Prompt (right-click, Run as administrator).
If SFC failed,DISM for repairing windows images : DISM Tool
textDISM/Online/Cleanup-Image/RestoreHealth
Conclusion
The process of repairing applications on Windows is simple, and it saves much time rather then uninstallation. Capacitor offers native tools and the following instructions to help users enable their apps quickly.
