Hello
When did the issue start to occur? Have you made any modifications to the machine before?
Please try the following steps to troubleshoot this issue.
- If this is a limited network, please try to connect a wifi hotspot then check the issue. This will help to verify whether this is a network issue.
- Try to disable the firewall temporarily.
- If there is any third party antivirus software installed, please remove it temporarily then reboot.
- Open administrator powershell command line and run “Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth" and "sfc /scannow”
- check the permission issue.
- First, you must click on the search icon located on the Taskbar.
- After that, type Component Services.
- Once it has appeared in the search results, click on it to open.
- A window should now appear.
- Expand Component Services > Computers > My Computer > DCOM Config.
- You are now required to right-click on the services you want to change.
- Select the Properties option.
- Change the permission of the Application ID
- Press the Windows key + R to open the Run dialog box.
- Type Regedit into the box and hit Enter.
- Got to Computer via the ‘HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT folder.
- Paste the App ID right after ROOT and hit Enter.
- Right-click on the folder with the App ID numbers
- Click on Permissions from the dropdown menu.
- Navigate to Advanced >TrustedInstaller.
- You now want to change the ownership to Local Administrator Group.
- Hit Apply to Save changes.
- Next, you must choose Local Administrators group located under the Security tab.
- Check the Allow box right away to gain Full Control in the section that reads, Permissions for Administrators.
- Hit Apply > OK to save all changes.