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Windows 10 launched this week to warm reviews.
The free upgrade for those running Windows 7 and up comes with an easy two-step installation, but that doesn’t things don’t go wrong. Actually, sometimes something happens. And that’s exactly what Microsoft will tell you.
The error message has popped up for a handful of users who took to social media to share the vague and profoundly unhelpful pop-up.
The “something” can actually be fixed pretty easily by updating the language preferences, according to a solution uncovered by a Reddit user.
Here’s how some people reacted.
READ MORE: Watch Microsoft’s unusual Windows 10 ad.
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