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Essentially what happens is that my Start menu is not working as given. The issue is that StartMenuExperienceHost appears in task manager very briefly before crashing. It reappears again as it attempts to repair itself but the problem restates. Start menu does not work at this time and no matter how many times I use powershell and repair commands (i have likely tried most you will show me) it does not work.
If the problem appeared after certain interventions in Windows, it might be necessary to reinstall or repair the system.
Tried reinstalling the bios update i did. Didnt work out. But for some reason these two errors always pop up when i boot up my laptop
If you have tried the usual commands to repair the Start Menu, the best option is to open the Settings App.
Go to System - Recovery.
Click the 'Reinstall Now' button in the 'Fix problems with Windows Updates' section, then wait for that process to complete.
This process should fix any corruption caused by a Windows update and this process will not affect your files, settings or installed apps.
Solved. Turns out i hadnt updated one of my extensions that had an impact on my start menu (Windhawk).
That is great news, I am glad you have resolved the problem caused by WindHawk, great troubleshooting!
