The self-styled tenth member of the Windows family has given Microsoft plenty of reasons to be happy, but that doesn't mean the operating system is free of problems, as we all know very well. The Redmond giant does everything possible to smooth out the sharpest edges, yet many users are still asking for specific solutions. FixWin 10 is the specific version of the classic FixWin tool, and as its name suggests, it offers several options to repair or restore damaged functions in Windows 10.
What can you repair with FixWin 10?
Even after several patches, or perhaps because of them, Windows 10 is not free of technical problems. Things like WiFi failures, the Store spitting out strange errors, updates that never finish downloading, and a Start menu that won't open no matter what.
This is where FixWin 10 steps in, a tool from the developers of the classic FixWin. FixWin 10 delivers to users the same repair and configuration options compatible with previous editions of Windows, but the new section exclusive to Windows 10 presents solutions to problems such as the typical corruption in the "Windows Component Store", the disappearance of WiFi after the update to the new system, Store apps that never download, and a very recurring theme like the Start menu not opening. Another good parameter of FixWin 10 is the possibility of disabling OneDrive, which starts with the operating system and automatically syncs files, devouring battery and bandwidth without any warning, among some other things.
Manual repairs and details
In my opinion, the most interesting aspect of FixWin 10 is that it explains what the repair consists of, and provides details in case you want to carry out the repair manually. FixWin 10 takes up less than 300 kilobytes, and doesn't need a formal installation. The program was updated on February 24, 2020, so it's quite up to date. In short, if Windows 10 throws a tantrum on your computer, don't hesitate to try it..
