Usually, the in-place upgrade can maintain the integrality of personal files and retain settings and customization. As well, apps and data can be kept on the computer.

However, sometimes when performing an in-place upgrade of Windows 10 or 11, the Windows Setup installer will show you an error message showing “your files, apps and settings can’t be kept”. A reason is given:

You have chosen to install Windows using a different language than you’re currently using.
Your current version of Windows might be installed in an unsupported directory or you’re trying to install an older version of Windows.
You’re installing an edition of Windows that’s different than the one you’re currently using.

In many cases, you need to reinstall Windows 11.

For example, when your PC suffers a fault and fails to boot up, the common solution is to reset the PC. If blue screen of death (BSOD) errors always appear or the PC gets slow or hangs randomly, the safe option to mitigate downtime and loss of work is reinstalling Windows 11. The reinstallation of Windows can also reverse a fault update, driver update, or security patch.

Besides, if you decide to give away & sell your computer or want to get rid of bloatware and malware, reinstalling Windows is a good idea.

Cultivating commitment or any other core value is not easy. Great things take time. Cultivating commitment to make a difference in individual student achievements. Commit to supporting each other. Commit to strengthening the profession. And in doing so, let’s commit to cultivating a sense of commitment in our students. Students who will go into this world of ours that’s in desperate need of people whose beliefs are firmly rooted in core values, not in “I can do what I wanna do.”

Unsupported 16-bit application is a weird error that can happen in Windows 10/8/7. When you try to install or open a program, you may get the error. And the pop-up tells you the app cannot start or run due to incompatibility with 64-bit versions of Windows and you should contact the software vendor to ask if a 64-bit Windows compatible version is available.

Perhaps the error occurs since the app you install is simply incompatible with your operating system. Besides, the PC may be infected by viruses, system files get corrupted, and more. Whatever the reason is, the first thing you should do is to fix the issue.

With the current amount of screen time most students engage in, it becomes increasingly important that we as teachers are providing students with ample opportunities to develop speaking and listening skills. Skills that our students will need throughout their lives. In their jobs. In their friendships. In their marriages.