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3. Once your Computer reboots, select Safe Mode with networking option by<br />

pressing the right key.<br />

Fix 2 – Try updating again using Anniversary Update ISO files<br />

One of the resolutions you can try is to download the Build 1607 ISO file and try to<br />

install Anniversary Update with that ISO file. Before trying, always return to the<br />

previous build or else the procedure won‘t run. To download ISO files, check that<br />

you have a blank USB or DVD drive and Media Creation Tool. After creating the<br />

bootable USB flash drive, place the CD into your PC, run the setup.exe file and<br />

install the Windows 10 Anniversary Update.<br />

Fix 3 - Install C++ Redistributable Package and .NET Framework 3.5<br />

It is possible that both Windows 10 crashing and freezing problems can be resolved<br />

by installing the .NET Framework 3.5 and C++ Redistributable Packages. Windows<br />

10 and various third-party programs depend on these components to work, so make<br />

sure to download them via the developer‘s site. It could be the best approach to fix<br />

these issues efficiently.<br />

Fix 4 – Run the SFC /scan now check<br />

If you‘re facing Windows 10 freezes or crashes after the Anniversary Update<br />

installation, you might require performing a SFC scan, which is intended to ensure<br />

about the update and repair any corrupted files. Check these steps to do a SFC scan:<br />

1. Press Windows + X keys to launch Power User menu. Choose Command Prompt<br />

from the list.<br />

2. Once it appears, input the SFC /scan now and press the ‗Enter‘ key. Wait till the<br />

scan is finished.<br />

Using this scan tool, you can fix different computer issues, including hardware<br />

failure, malware, and file loss.<br />

Fix 5 – Turn off Secure Boot from BIOS<br />

Disabling the Secure Boot via BIOS, it‘s possible to repair the issue. To do so, type<br />

BIOS, find Secure Boot tool and make it to disabled. For additional details how to<br />

enter the BIOS and disable Secure Boot, check the motherboard user manual steps.<br />

Fix 6 – Turn off AppXsvc from Registry Editor<br />

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