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Each version of a new operating system comes with its own set of backwards compatibility issues and Windows 10 is no exception. The transition from Windows 8.1 to 10 is far less jarring than the move from Windows 7 to 8 was, but there are still certain applications that can become broken and, in some cases, cease to work at all. One such application is Chrome, which some users have even had to fully delete and reinstall. If a program isn't working with Windows 10, try looking in the Windows Store for an update and, if that doesn't work, delete and reinstall it. Over time, more and more developers will get round to updating their programs for Windows 10 so, if you're reading this a few years from now, this likely won't be much of a problem anymore. If you have to know about updating old software to work with windows 10 ,so you may call Microsoft windows support phone number  +1-877-353-1149 and get to resolve issues remotely access.

As with earlier versions of Windows, System Restore allows you to ‘rewind’ your Windows installation to an earlier working state, without affecting your documents. This is possible because Windows automatically saves Restore Points when something significant happens, such as installing a Windows Update or a new application — the idea being that if it goes wrong, you can return to the last Restore Point (or an even earlier one) to turn back time and get things performing as they were previously. 1. Open System Restore Search for   system restore   in the   Windows 10 customer support   Search box and select   Create a restore point   from the list of results. When the System Properties dialog box appears, click the   System Protection   tab and then click the   Configure   button. 2. Enable System Restore Click to enable   Turn on system protection   and then use the   Max Usage   slider to determine how much of your hard drive to use to store Restore Points — 5% to 10% is

Windows 10 received a significant update (the Windows 10 Fall update) in November and there's already been another released at the time of updating this article (1st December 2017). Still, a large proportion of Windows 10 customer support number devices have missed out because it's not being rolled out automatically - you have to choose to upgrade. It's easy to find out which version you're running and then upgrading to the most up to date version, which should read 16299.xx. If you're running 10240 though, you've missed out. To install the most up to date version of Windows 10, you can try troubleshooting using the Windows Update tool (see below), but we would recommend using the Media Creation Tool instead.Use it to manually upgrade your PC to the latest version. It's important (and rather confusing) to note that the Ready to Install screen (pictured below) doesn't actually mention upgrading to the latest version of Windows 10, or