When opening the Task Manager, the task manager menu is missing, and there are no icons for processes, performance, app history, details etc. they are all missing. this is how to fix it. in this particular case the windows theme causes the colors of the menu items to be identical to the background color, causing the entire menu to appear missing. this video will go through how to change windows theme settings to make the menu items appear again, no command line action or any other complicated processes, this video guides you through the normal windows 11 interface to to bring the Task Manager menu items back ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGwCsXwtDC8

Quickly go through how to export chrome bookmarks so you can keep them as a backup, or import them to a different browser. Exporting chrome bookmarks creates an html File that Includes all the bookmarks you exported, you can open this file by double-clicking it and access any of your bookmarks, alternatively and the more common use is to move the bookmarks between two browsers such as moving the bookmarks between Google Chrome browser and the Vivaldi browser (superior to chrome), or if you want to have the same bookmarks at work and home computers. The most important thing is that now you're bookmarks are safe don't forget to leave a like and subscribe My site AnyCaseApp.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwS4n_a5Vi0

Subscribe. it helps me a lot, Tnx Started having around the blue screen of death (BSOD), Where Windows 10 was crashing randomly, Below is what Help in My situation hope it will help you as well Windows error - kernel security check failure This has to do with windows 10 updates, and the occasional conflict with antivirus software in my case it was Comodo, uninstall it - update and reinstall again ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCRIku4ZD4g

How to fix the MSVCP140.dll missing and how to get the dll directly from Microsoft, Most tutorials guide you to get the MSVCP140.dll, and VCRUNTIME140.dll from some obscure website(s) on the web and that's a big mistake and may cause substantial harm to your computer. Let's go through how to get those missing dlls directly from Microsoft Windows website In short: Those two DLLs (MSVCP140.dll and VCRUNTIME140.dll) are part of the "Visual C++ Redistributable". Install that, and the missing files will be installed in their correct location. 1. Search for "Visual C++ Redistributable" 2. Follow the video instructions on which version to choose 3. Install, you're done Long explanation: When you try to run a program and you get the message "The code execution cannot proceed because MSVCP140.dll was not found." And right after it the message "The code execution cannot proceed because VCRUNTIME140.dll was not found." The MSVCP140.dll and VCRUNTIME140.dll not found Error message that appears when you try to run the application is caused by a missing corrupted / library, the origin of the problem could be many, but the solution is the same, getting the files and the library directly from Microsoft. To get the files directly from Microsoft you will need to get to the relevant redistributable, in this case the files you are looking for are part of the Visual C++ Redistributable, This is a free download that is available for Windows 10, Windows 7 And other Windows versions. one of the important things explained in the video is how to get the correct version for your computer either the 64 bit , or 32 bit. Just remember that absolutely under no circumstances should you download DLLs from any location other than the official Microsoft Windows website. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3IyQWiMIDE