Unspecified error 0x80070057 60 occurred during the system restore process

Method 1: Change the decimal point symbol setting.

If the decimal point sign is not set'.'(point), this problem may occur. This is a common problem in languages other than English (United States) and locales, such as German (Germany).

If you want to change the decimal point setting, follow these steps:1Open [Console], press [Clock, Language & Region] once, then [Region & Language].

2.Click the [Format] index tab once, and then click [Other Settings].

3.In the Decimal Symbol field, enter [.].dot), and then press [OK] twice.

4.Restart your computer.

Please note that some third-party software may cause the region settings of the computer to be changed during the execution phase and override the settings in the [Console].

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Method 2: Add a login machine code value.

Warning: Serious problems may occur if you use logins or other methods to improperly modify your login. You may need to reinstall the operating system to resolve these issues. Microsoft does not guarantee that these issues will be resolved.

Modification of your registration is at your own risk.

If you want us to do Method 2 for you, go to the Fix this for me section. If you want to fix this issue yourself, please go to the Let me fix this issue on my own section.

Fix this for me.

If you want to fix this issue automatically, click the [fix it] button or link. Then click [Execute] in the [File**] dialog block and follow the steps in [Fix it] sprite:

Win10 upgrade failed error** 0x80070015 is caused by a setting error, and the solution is:

1. First of all, the shortcut win+r input.

2. Find Software Protection, click Automatic, and then launch.

3. Then tie it to the time setting on the desktop.

4. Finally, select Beijing time in the region.

First, uninstall the third-party protection software management software, and then try the following method:

Method 1: Right-click Start - Command Prompt (Administrator) or click Start - WindWOS system, right-click "Command Prompt" and select "Run as Administrator": enter SFC ScanNow and press Enter. (Note:.)

There is a space between sfc and ). Check for updates after you run it.

Method 2 1Right-click Start to open the Command Prompt (Admin).

2.Administrator: Command Prompt window, enter the following commands. Press Enter after you type each command:

online /cleanup-image /scanhealth

online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

4 .Check for updates after the run is complete.

Update 1:Actually, I can't write this question in enough detail.

Can you please help me take a look at this article?

Thank you.?qid=7012082000773 Is it OK to check whether I use disk?

It's a blue screen error, right? ** means: the content of the page file pagefile can not be loaded into the memory There are still many reasons for this error Including:

Hard disk and memory and software You can try the following simple methods: 0, in the "Programs and Functions" to see if there is any rogue software, if you can't see it, you can use some detection software on the Internet, as for what software, there is no specification. 1. If there is more than one memory, please try to use only one at a time, if one of them cannot be turned on after many experiments, you can determine that it is a memory problem.

2. Check the bad sectors of the hard disk; Hard disk is divided into physical bad sectors and logical bad sectors, physics refers to the damage of hard disks, and logic refers to the phenomenon of hard disk data errors, resulting in false bad sectors. Logical bad sectors, usually only need to be formatted (not quick format), for example, when reinstalling Windows, it can be done by the way. If you have a lot of hard disk data, you can refer to the following **, which lists the repair tools launched by the hard disk manufacturers of various hard drives.

Xker Page E2008 0616 53728 is easy to use. The diagnosis of these software shows whether the bad sector belongs to the logical bad sector or the physical bad sector, and if it is a physical bad sector, it is recommended to take it to a special person for repair. After all, the way that the Internet says through low-level formatting and then shielding bad sectors is very complicated.

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This software is also OK, but it is not very powerful, and it is enough for minor problems. As for the other article, although the questions are not similar, you can try to follow along.

How many times have you tried it all like this?

Try again, if it's still like that.

Either your backup file is faulty, or your restore software is faulty (even if the original restore function is the same software).

Reinstall it once. Manually back up to a different disk by yourself.

The error is random, do you now see if the computer is working properly? If it is normal to continue to use it, theoretically it is a bit problematic, and it is difficult to say which problem specifically. If you don't feel very good, try to restore it again, if it doesn't work, it may be that the restoration point is broken, and it will be good to reinstall the system, don't use the system to restore, it's rubbish.

Deleting the registry is a wrong thing to do, like cutting a leg if it has a hole, it's a quack.

System Restore encountered an error, try to run System Restore (0x81000203) again This error is due to your manual, or the software automatically optimized your boot startup program due to.

System services"microsoft sofware shadow copy provider"The service cannot be started normally.

The reason for the failure to start is that when the optimization is disabled, you can pass through the service.

Start - Run - Input.

Find the service, double-click, set the startup type to Automatic or Manual and click the startup button below.

Restart your computer and the problem is solved.

Failed to switch Microsoft account from local account, prompt: Sorry, there was a problem with the system and could not change your account to this Microsoft account. Error**The cause of the error is a problem with the network connecting to the server. It can be solved with the following methods.

Method 1: 1Hold down Ctrl+Alt+Delete and click Switch Account to see if you can switch.

2.Switch to a local account and sign in with your Microsoft account to check it out.

Method 2 1If you're using a router, try resetting it.

2.Try to change the network environment, whether it is in the working domain or whether the network ** service is enabled.

3.Let the IP and DNS be obtained automatically and check it out.

4.Reset winsock to revisit:

In win+x, click the administrator command prompt to run netsh winsock reset enter.

You don't need an internet connection to log in to your local account, you need to connect to Microsoft's servers to log in to your Microsoft account. If you have a 0x80070057 error switching Microsoft accounts, you can use the above methods to solve it, or try to log in again after a while.