This guide will help you resolve this error and successfully install Microsoft PC Manager on your Windows 10 and 11 computer. Let’s begin!

Why Microsoft PC Manager is not installing on my Windows computer?

There could be several reasons behind Windows PC Manager not installing. Some of them are listed below:

Your Windows is not up to date: Before starting the process, ensure your Windows is up to date. If you are using a Windows 10 computer, make sure it runs the 1809 version or above. For Windows 11, ensure no updates are pending. Drivers on the computer are outdated: Please check if all drivers installed on your computer are up to date as obsolete drivers can be the reason behind the issue. Slow internet connection: Sometimes slow internet connection can cause the installation to fail, so make sure your internet connection is working correctly. Low disk space: Check whether you have enough space on your C drive; if not, try to clear the disk and recover space. Then try to install the app. Unnecessary Startup apps & Services: Some startup apps and services run unnecessarily and make the computer respond slowly to other actions and this could be the reason for the issue.

How do I fix Microsoft PC Manager is Not Installing?

Before diving into troubleshooting steps, let us check out what else we can do: 

Ensure you use a user profile with administrator rights before downloading Windows PC Manager. Locate the downloaded file for PC Manager, right-click on it, and choose Run as administrator. Install the app from a trusted source. If you are using VPN, please close it and try to install the app. Remove all the external hardware devices except the ones needed for basic functionality. Restart your computer.

1. Clean boot

2. Create a new user account with administrator rights

3. Turn Off Windows Security

Note: For Windows 10, instead of Privacy & Security, look for Update & Security.

4. System File Checker Scan

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5. Enable Secure boot

So, these are fixes that you can try to resolve Microsoft PC Manager not installing on Windows 11. Feel free to let us know any of the methods that are not mentioned here but worked for you in the comments section below.

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