How to Fix Windows 10 not working

Windows 10 includes a Troubleshooter to help you easily fix most system-level issues. For the most part, the Windows troubleshooter saves a lot of time by resolving technical errors. But from time to time, the troubleshooter might crash. If Windows 10 not working on your computer, here are some solutions you can try.

1. START AND CONFIGURATION OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC SERVICES IN AUTOMATIC
If the crypto has stopped or is not running in the background, your troubleshooter is probably not working. The changes may be due to a broken application or simply a Windows error that could not be erased. Either way, starting the crypto services by running the service manager is the best way to resolve the issue. Follow this process to restart the service.
Step 1 – Press Windows Key + R, type services.MSc in the dialog box and click Enter.
Step 2 – Scroll down and locate Crypto Services and double click on it.
Step 3 – Navigate to Startup type and set it to Automatic. Also, confirm that the status of the service is running. If not, hit the Start button and this should get everything working. Complete this process by pressing OK and Apply to save the current changes.

2. BOOT YOUR DEVICE IN SAFE MODE
Booting your device in safe mode can often fix the problem. Safe mode allows you to operate with fewer applications and this increases the performance of your device. To start your device in safe mode, follow these steps.
Step 1: Click on the Windows icons and select Settings.
Step 2 – Scroll down to the Update & Security option and click on it.
Step 3 – Move to the left side of the screen and hit the Recovery option.
Step 4: Locate the Advanced startup option and hit Restart now.
Step 5: Choose the Troubleshooting tab to open Advanced Options.
Step 6: Under Advanced Options, press Startup Settings.
Step 7 – In the next window, press the Restart button.
Step 8 – Press F5 to enable Safe Mode with Networking.

3. CONFIRM IF ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES ARE WELL SET
If there are problems with the TEMP and TMP variables on your computer, your programs may not know where to install, store, or find files. This can lead to stopping or even crashing the troubleshooter. To fix the problem, make sure your environment variables are set correctly.
Step 1 – Navigate to the Windows search bar and type Control Panel
Step 2 – Type environment in the control panel search bar to open the environment variables window.
Step 3 – Click 'Edit System Environment Variables' to check if the value of TEMP and TMP is set.
Step 4 – Hit Environment Variables in the system properties windows.
Step 5 – If any of the variables are not set, click on them and press the Edit button.
Step 6: Type C:\Temp in the Variable value box and press OK. Repeat the process for the other variables and this should resolve the troubleshooting issue.