You keep going on about your experience which is great and all, but that is not a bug. He needed to remove remote managed accounts. Therefore when I remove any additional linked accounts except my private-personal one - the HealthCheck run without futher problems.Ī bug in HealthCheck, but MS will name it a 'feature'. Thus HealthCheck decides (well, some if or swich or while instruction inside code, actually jump-if-zero) that it was be dangerous to ask (if it is possible to change Windows 10 into Windows 11) without decision of school/university/workplace sysadmin. She or he assume that remote logging to shares at school/university/workplace is equivalent to give some administrative rights to private computers of pupils/students/teachers/employees. What happen? Somebody in MS was a `clever`. (Well, you are probably does not read in pl_PL l10n, but you can see green circle with mark.) It is only a strong belief that a rationale exist.Īctually I have fix the problem with HealthCheck, see below picture. But your abstract small talk about 'something what does something which casuses something' is conterproductive. In theory there is always a cause (except maybe Big Bang).

I am a little tired to fix things broken by junior programmers. I have some experience and (believe or not) I started with CDC6000 mainframe and punch cards. Did you check event viewer to see if it was triggered? I say that every time every OS and program does this to me. It works here, so clearly it’s something on your machine that is causing it, either because it contains a management profile or it’s something you’ve used or run in the past.Īs for detailed messages, I agree. I’m not sure what your decades of experience have to do with anything.

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