{YTS} Fixing Windows Installation Problems With Metrics Tools

Here’s a step-by-step guide to fixing common Windows installation problems using metrics-based tools:

Problem 1: Windows Installation Failed due to Missing Drivers

Symptoms:

– No bootable installation media

– Unable to install drivers from the CD/DVD drive

Metrics Tool:

Device Manager (Press Win + X and select Device Manager)

Check for missing or outdated drivers on your system

Filter by device type (e.g., hardware, software) to narrow down the issue

Fix:

Open Device Manager and expand each category.

Look for any yellow exclamation marks or red X’s next to missing or outdated devices.

Right-click on these devices and select „Update Driver“ or „Install Driver.“

Follow the prompts to install drivers.

Problem 2: Windows Installation Stuck at 100% CPU

Symptoms:

– High CPU usage while installing

– Slow system performance

Metrics Tool:

Task Manager (Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc)

Check for high CPU usage by processes, especially resource-intensive apps like Media Player or Video Editing software

Close any unnecessary programs to free up resources

Update drivers and system files to ensure optimal performance

Fix:

Close any resource-intensive applications.

Open Task Manager and prioritize tasks by CPU usage (lower is better).

If necessary, use the „End Task“ feature to close resource-hungry apps.

Problem 3: Windows Installation Crashes during Installation

Symptoms:

– Application crashes or freezing

– Error messages on screen

Metrics Tool:

Event Viewer (Press Win + R and type eventvwr)

Check for error messages related to installation processes

Filter by date range to identify specific crash events

Analyze error logs to determine root cause of issue

Fix:

Review error logs to understand the problem.

Restart your system or apply patches to resolve issues.

Run a System File Checker (SFC) scan using the Command Prompt: sfc /scannow

Problem 4: Windows Installation Fails due to Network Issues

Symptoms:

– Internet connection problems during installation

– Error messages related to network connectivity

Metrics Tool:

Event Viewer (Press Win + R and type eventvwr)

Check for error messages related to network connections or communication

Analyze logs to identify specific issues

Configure your router’s settings to optimize network performance

Fix:

Restart your router or modem.

Use a wired connection instead of Wi-Fi, if possible.

Disable any unnecessary network adapters and prioritize the essential one.

Additional Tips:

– Regularly update drivers, system files, and software to ensure optimal performance.

– Run disk space checks (e.g., Disk Cleanup) to free up disk space.

– Use a registry cleaner tool to remove unnecessary entries.

– Consider running a malware scan using an anti-virus program.

By utilizing these metrics-based tools, you’ll be able to identify and troubleshoot common Windows installation issues more efficiently.