Windows 10: windows content delivery manager automatically creating setting. dat file

I HAVE HP 15 series GAMING LAPTOP INSTALLED WITH OPTANE MEMORY 16GB, NIVIDIA gt1050 GRAPHICS CARD. I AM HAVING A PROBLEM WITH "USERS APP DATA LOCAL PACKAGES MICROSOFT WINDOS CONTENT DELIVERY MANAGER". It automatically creates a settings dat. file., which prevents from changing windows spot light, I am unable to determine which application is creating this setting.dat file? Can you please help me to reslove it? I have uninstalled the HP support assistant and Intel Assistant. No improvement. Nicoleen

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Microsoft Windows Content Delivery Manager File Is Missing In Windows 10 ??

Hello,

All of a sudden I have had issues with my Microsoft lock screen pictures not appearing, except for only two pics that show up, and occasionally I will get a different lock screen pic but when I start my computer I only see the pictures I selected
from my own picture folder. I got

instructions how to fix the issue but for whatever reason the (Microsoft Windows Content Delivery Manager file is missing. This is one of

the files I need to go to the next step to go and click settings, then highlight settings and delete to get my lock screen pictures to appear once again.

About a month or two ago I had to redownload Windows 10 home but I didn't have any issues until just recently, so how

do I fix this issue without doing complicated procedures??

 

Windows 10/11 "Content Delivery Manager"

Hello & Thank you Ivan. for Refrence link about These kind of Conponents. First Question About what it is, is Answered. But Now I just have To wait for Question No2: what happens if I get rid of that "Content Delivery Manager" because, I have Managed to Remove Content Delivery Manager as Component from Windows & Silent It's Registry "SilentInstalledAppsEnabled" to 0 ! I Did That But when I Installed that Iso on Virtual Machine, I think that what I Did Breaked Windows Update, because I did this on 21H2 and when I Tried to Install 22H2 from Windows Update. but I Recieved Either this: 0x80073701 OR this: 0x80073701 !

 

Microsoft Windows Content Delivery Manager File Is Missing In Windows 10 ??

Hi,

The issue that you’ve encountered regarding the photos on your lock screen may be caused by some configuration or files mismatched. To sort out your concern, we suggest that you manage your lock screen background from the
Settings. This is to check if the issue is now related to it. To do this, you may follow the steps below:

• Click Start > Settings > Personalization > Lock screen.
• Select Windows spotlight under the Background section.
• This option will provide you random pictures on your lock screen.

Additionally, we encourage that you regularly update your computer to make sure that your device is on its maximum performance.

To check for the latest update, go to Windows Update by clicking
Start > Settings > Update & security and click Check for updates. It will scan and install all the latest updates available for your device.

Keep us updated about your concern for additional assistance.