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When you use Windows Clean Boot, you’re using a troubleshooting method to find and fix the problems you’re having when you turn on your computer. The issues you may encounter include your apps closing for no reason and instability. With Clean Boot, your computer only uses the necessary drivers and apps for your computer to boot. With a Clean Boot, you’ll notice that there may be restrictions regarding the appearance of the device support or how your computer usually runs. When you run a Clean Boot, it’s not permanent. It’s something you can turn off when you’re ready. How to Enable Clean Boot in Windows 11 Sign in to the computer by using an account that has administrator rights. If you don't have an administrator account, you can create one.

In addition to the requirements, the installation will also require an internet connection and a Microsoft account to complete the initial setup. These requirements apply to Windows 11 Home and Pro. Programs like an antivirus, system utility, and other software installed on your PC may contain processes that can cause conflicts, such as sudden freezes, blue screen of death (BSOD), performance issues, and other problems. A clean boot (by process of elimination) can help you figure out if Windows 10 is having drivers or apps problems. If the issue disappears in the clean boot environment, then you can try to find out the offending program or service that cause the issue. You need to repeat step 1 to step 4 above, but only re-enable half of the services During the clean installation, you only need a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and internet connection. After the setup, you can reconnect the peripherals (one at a time) to ensure they do not cause any issues. How to create USB for clean install of Windows 11 Important: If the computer is connected to a network, network policy settings might prevent you from following these steps. Only use the System Configuration utility to change the advanced boot options on the computer with guidance from a Microsoft support engineer. Using the System Configuration utility might make the computer unusable.If the problem does not occur, repeat step 7, but Disable everything you Enabled in your last test and Enable the other half of the items you Disabled. Under the "Windows" section, confirm the activation. If the computer has been properly activated, you'll see one of these messages: The following video also describes the details to perform a clean boot in Windows10 and Windows11: How to perform a clean boot in Windows 10 Typically, peripherals are among the most common reason for problems during a Windows 10 installation. If you have non-essential peripherals connected to the computer (such as removable storage and other USB and Bluetooth devices, printers, scanners, cameras, and others), it's recommended to disconnect them.

On the other hand, if the problem no longer occurs, you will know that it's a conflict with another application or service. In this case, enable one process or app at a time (refer to the instructions below), restart the computer, and test until the conflict appears again. Peripherals connected to the computer can cause problems during the installation process. If you have non-essential peripherals (such as removable storage and other USB and Bluetooth devices, as well as printers, scanners, cameras, and others), it is a good idea to remove them. Select Startup, then select Open Task Manager. On the Startup tab on Task Manager, one at a time, select the upper half of the items you Disabled earlier, then select Enable.

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UPDATED 5/30: Clean boot on Windows 10 is a way to start the operating system using a minimal set of drivers and startup apps. When you need to troubleshoot and determine an issue on your computer, a “clean boot” will help you to eliminate software conflicts that can appear during updates or software installation, or when you’re running an app in Windows 10. Once you complete the steps, the computer can now start from the USB flash drive to upgrade to Windows 10. On the Services tab of System Configuration, select Hide all Microsoft services, and then select Disable all. Select Apply. Repeat these steps until you've either isolated the problem to a single service, or until you've determined that none of the services are the cause of the problem. If you experience the problem when only one service is selected in the Service list, go to step 10. If none of the services cause the problem, go to step 8. If the error is not popping up, then it's time to narrow down the suspects. This is a somewhat tedious task but, unfortunately, also the best way to go about it. To narrow down the list, do the following:

Once you complete the steps, the computer should be able to boot from the Windows 11 USB flash drive. Repeat these steps until you've either isolated the problem to a single service, or until you've determined that none of the services are the cause of the problem. If you experience the problem when only one service is selected in the Service list, go to step 9. If none of the services cause the problem, go to step 7. If the problem continues in this environment, you will know that it could be an issue with the update or application and not a conflict with anything on the current setup. Optional) Under the "Volume label" field, enter a descriptive name for the drive — for example, "win10_usb." Once you complete the steps, the device will start from a USB flash drive to proceed with the installation.There are various troubleshooters Windows has to offer, but sometimes you can find that they are disabled for someone reason. If you see that the Online Troubleshooting Service is Disabled. Here is what you can do to fix it. Windows is not the only software where you’ll find troubleshooting options. Here is what you can do if you experience the Disney+ Error Code 31. If you’re having login errors with NordPass, here are some tips you can also try. Remember to use the search bar for more reading material. Conclusion Sign in to the computer as an administrator. If you are unsure if your account has administrator rights, see Create a local user or administrator account in Windows to find out how to see if your account has administrator rights, and grant them to your account, if necessary.