Windows 10: Windows10 crossdeviceservice

I upgraded to Windows 11 and then returned to Windows 10. After booting up, I always receive a prompt saying that there is a problem with crossDeviceService.exe, such as a missing folder. However, as far as I know, this exe is only included with Windows 11. I cannot find it on my computer and do not have permission to delete many corresponding folders. I enabled and disabled the link to phone function in the system, but still cannot solve the problem. Dism/Online/Cleanup Image/ScanHealth, Dism/Online/Cleanup Image/CheckHealth, DISM/Online/Cleanup Image/RestoreHealth, SFC/SCAN NOW are all norma

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Windows10 update

Hi Ray,

To troubleshoot your issue, we suggest doing these following troubleshooting methods:

Method 1

• Turn off your PC.
• Press and hold Shift then turn on your PC.
• Wait for the setup (set up fixes the problem automatically).

Method 2

• Create a media creation tool by following the steps in this
  link.
• Select your preferred installation option and wait for the process to finish.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards.

 

Windows10 media player

Windows10, media player, how do I download a play list to an external hard drive, step by step please.

 

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Thanks for that Allan it worked exactly as you said (method 1)

Cheers

Ray