If you're using Windows 10, you've probably come across a few annoying Windows 10 issues. Some of them aren't terribly serious but can cause quite a headache. These problems can be solved with a few simple tweaks. You can try to fix these problems by checking the internet to see if there are any server outages or by restarting your computer. If none of these solutions work, here are some easy fixes for the most common ones.

Issue No. 1 and its solution:

Your computer may freeze because of corrupted system files. You can try to fix these problems by uninstalling the problematic apps. Moreover, if the Windows Store crashes, you can try to upgrade to an older version of windows. Sometimes, the Photos app in Windows 10 freezes when you try to import a picture. Lastly, you can also use "Compatibility Mode" to install an older version of Windows. This method is the easiest one to do, but it requires more space than the official method.

Issue No. 2 and its solution:                                                         

Depending on your hardware and software configuration, some of the most annoying Windows 10 issues can affect battery life. For example, if your Windows 10 Wi-Fi is not working, you should change the size of your virtual memory. In addition, changing the initial size of the virtual memory can fix the flickering problem. Some of the most common problems related to network connectivity are caused by outdated display drivers. These drivers are usually not installed on your computer.

Issue No. 3 and its solution:

Another annoying Windows 10 issue is when new apps fail to work after the upgrade. It's not uncommon to find an app that doesn't work after an upgrade. To solve this problem, you can manually change the default file associations. To do this, right-click the problematic files and choose 'Open with'. Then, you can select the appropriate app to open the file. By doing so, your computer will now open the same application.

Issue No. 4 and its solution:

A critical "Start" menu error means that the "FileManager" and the "Start" button is not working. Trying to manually fix these problems will make your computer inoperable, so it's better to use a third-party program that will fix your PC automatically. If the issue persists, you can try synchronizing your computer with other devices.

Issue No. 5 and its solution:

Audio playback is another annoying Windows 10 issue. If you're unable to hear anything, you'll need to turn off the volume and check your device's drivers. If you can't find any drivers, try uninstalling them and rebooting your computer. This will likely solve the problem. You can also try turning off the spatial sound by right-clicking the volume button on your computer.

Issue No. 6 and its solution:

Windows 10 is the latest operating system from Microsoft, and as such, it has many issues. A common Windows 10 annoying issue is that when it gets stuck on an update. Here are a few fixes that you can try when you end up with a Windows 10 update that’s stuck.

·       Make sure the updates really are stuck

·       Turn it off and on again

·       Launch Windows in Safe Mode

·       Run Microsoft's troubleshooter program

·       Check the Windows Update utility

·       Delete the Windows Update file cache yourself

·       Go back in time with System Restore

·       Launch a thorough virus scan

·       Run a full Windows reset