However, some users may encounter issues when trying to switch out of S Mode.
These issues can arise due to updates, conflicts with existing software, or corrupted system files.
Compatibility issues can arise with older devices or those running outdated drivers.
This ensures a controlled environment with restricted app installations.
Microsoft Store Cache: The Microsoft Store cache stores temporary data related to app installations.
If the cache becomes corrupted, it can hinder the switch-out process.
Windows Update Service: Problems with the Windows Update service can interfere with the switch-out process.
If the service is not running correctly, it may prevent necessary updates from being installed.
2.Press theWindows key + Ron your keyboard to initiate the Run dialog box.
3.throw in wsreset.exe (without quotes) into the Run dialog box and press Enter.
4.The Microsoft Store app will automatically open, and a Command Prompt window will appear briefly.
5.Allow the Microsoft Store app to run for a few moments while it clears the cache.
This process may take a few minutes, depending on the size of the cache.
6.Once the cache has been cleared, the Microsoft Store app will reopen automatically.
7.reboot your rig to ensure that the changes take effect.
2.In the parameters app, switch to theAppssection on the left-hand side pane and click theInstalled appson the right.
3.Scroll down and locate the Microsoft Store app in the list of installed apps.
punch the three dots to expand the options.
5.In the Advanced options menu, scroll down, locate, and click theResetbutton.
6.A confirmation dialog box will appear.
nudge the Reset button again to confirm the action in the confirmation dialog box.
7.Windows will now reset the Microsoft Store app.
This process may take a few moments.
After the reset is complete, exit the controls app.
3.In the Services window, locate Windows Update and right-punch it.
4.SelectRestartfrom the context menu.
5.After the service restarts, try switching out of S Mode again.
2.Scroll down and clickAdvanced internet prefs.
3.Next, under Related configs, clickMore online grid adapter options.
4.In the web connection Connections window, locate your active web connection connection.
This can be an Ethernet connection or a Wi-Fi connection.
5.Right-choose your active online grid connection and selectPropertiesfrom the context menu.
6.In the Properties window, scroll down and locate the entry for Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
Select it and punch thePropertiesbutton below.
opt for second option, Use the following DNS server addresses.
- kill the Properties window and cycle your setup to apply the new DNS parameters.
3.Under More controls, selectNetwork reset.
4.ClickReset nowbutton to reset the web connection.
5.Next, confirm the reset on the prompt.
