Microsoft PC Manager is a maintenance app that lets you optimize your system performance.
It offers superfast malware removal, a one-click speed boost, and a full computer security check.
At the time of writing, the app is in open beta.
Therefore, it’s very common to face issues with it.
One of the more common issues is that the app fails to install on a Windows computer.
The reason that Microsoft PC Manager won’t install on your system could be due to a temporary bug.
Unfortunately, they can sometimes block trusted applications like the Microsoft PC Manager.
If this is the case with you as well, consider disabling the antivirus program temporarily as a solution.
After disabling the security program, give a quick restart to your setup and peek if the problem continues.
If you’ve Windows 11, launch the prefs menu, and navigate toSystem>Troubleshoot>Other troubleshooters.
Click theRunbutton next to Program Compatibility Troubleshooter.
wipe the Temp Folder
Programs and apps installed on your store temporary files in the Temp folder.
But for various reasons, the Temp folder can get corrupted and cause the issue at hand.
The solution, in this case, is to scrub the Temp folder.
To delete the Temp folder, follow the below instructions:
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Download Any Available Windows Updates
Windows regularly releases updates to add new features and fix bugs and glitches.
Once the update is installed, cycle your gear and check for the issue.
Fix Any Corrupted Files on your rig
Another reason behind this issue is corruption within the system files.
Fortunately, it’s possible for you to detect and fix these files by running an SFC scan.
In this case, the DISM Restorehealth command makes sure that our next fix will work properly.
Work through the below steps:
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This will reinstall Windows, but it will keep all your personal files intact.
Here’s how to do it:
Next, follow the on-screen to complete the reset process.
