Troubleshooting Tips: Fixing the Windows 11 Calculator Malfunction Issue

Windows 10 users have long been reporting the issue with launching their calculator, some users say that they can’t even launch other default apps such as text editor, calendar etc. They have no choice but to install a third party app if they want to use the If you are bothering by this problem, please try the following options to get the problem fixed.

Option One: Get updates from Windows store
Option Two: Recreate a log in account
Option Three: Run SFC or DISM
Option Four: Uninstall default apps
Option Five: Reset your Windows 10

Option One: Get updates from Windows store

1. PressStart button, then you should be able to see theStore icon on the right side of the pane. Click theStore button.

2. Type in the search boxcalculator , then chooseWindows Calculator option from the list of choice.

3. If you can see an updated version, hit the Update button to get your calculator updated.

Option Two: Recreate a log in account

1. HitStart button, then type inadd user . Choose User Accounts .

2. Then chooseManage another account .

3. ChooseAdd a new user in PC settings .

4. ChooseAdd someone else to this PC .

5. ChooseI don’t have this person’s sign-in information .

6. ChooseAdd a user without a Microsoft account .

7. After creating your new user account, hitNext to continue.

8. You will be able to see a new user account shown on the account window.

9. HitStart button, then single click the account icon. You can see that you can log on to another account.

10. Check to see if your calculator is available on this new created account.

Option Three: Run SFC or DISM

SFC stands for System File Checker, and DISM Deployment Image & Servicing Management. System File Checker will help you locate faulty system files and then replace them with the good ones. DISM is used when SFC cannot function well.

For more information, please visit the page below:

Windows 10 repair: run SFC and/or DISM.

Option Four: Uninstall default apps

1. OnStart panel, type inpowershell . Then chooseWindows PowerShell option from the list.

2. In the PowerShell window, type in the following command:

Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml”}

Then hitEnter .

The above command will re-register all Windows 10 default apps on your computer. Wait for the process to finish and try running your Calculator again.

Option Five: Reset your Windows 10

If none of the above methods help, you might want to consider getting your Windows 10 refresh or reinstall to get the problem fixed.

For more detailed information, please go to the posts below:
How to refresh Windows 10?
How to reset Windows 10?

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