Error 0x80070091 windows 10 system restore

Solve System restore error code 0x80070091 


 Error 0x80070090  generally cause on windows operating system  when you are trying to delete some files or folder.You won't able to delete  a particular file or folder,there is some bad sector on your drive, a virus in your computer which corrupted that file or folder and incompatible 3rd party software on your pc. 

 

 Methods to solve system error 0x80070091

Method 1 :Reboot your PC.

•         Press Shift key repeatedly at boot and select Repair your computer.
•         Then select Troubleshoot and click Advanced options.
•          Now select System Restore. If the process has been successfully initiated, the error                              0x80070091      should be gone.

Method 2: Remove Junk files 

•  Accumulated junk files on your computer can be a cause of many errors including error       0x80070091. Removing such files on a regular basis can be helpful in preventing the same.
• Press Win + X key to open up menu
• Select “Command Prompt (Admin)” option.
• Click “Yes” to run command prompt as an administrator.
• Type “cleanmgr” before hitting Enter.
• The tool will begin to run automatically and will calculate how much used space you can claim on the hard disk. 
• Check all the dialogue boxes occupied by unnecessary files including the temporary files box. Click “OK” to let the tool remove all junk files.
• Attempt again to delete a file or folder you intended to delete to see if the 0x80070091 error is resolved or not.

Method 3. List the content of the %ProgramFiles%\WindowsApps folder

•       Click Win key + X and select Command Prompt (Admin).
•           If a UAC opens, click Yes to confirm.
•           Type PowerShell and press Enter.
•       In the PowerShell window, look for the C:\WINDOWS\system32.
•             If you found this path, type cd $env:programfiles\WindowsApps command and press Enter to change the path of the WindowsApps folder.
•             Then type (LS -Re -Fi * -Fo -Ea:Inquire).FullName | clip command and press Enter to enlist all sub-folders and its content via PowerShell. Copy the results and store them within the clipboard.
•               After that, type notepad in the PowerShell window and click Ctrl + V.