Many Windows 11 users have reported issues with installing optional features, encountering errors or long wait times.
One suggested fix is to restart your computer to potentially resolve any glitches or conflicts interfering with the installation process.
Ensuring a stable internet connection is crucial for downloading and installing optional features on Windows 11.
If the Metered Connection feature is enabled, it can hinder the installation of optional features; disabling it may help.
Running the Windows Update Troubleshooter can help identify and fix update-related issues, including problems with optional features.
Resetting Windows Update components by using PowerShell commands can also resolve installation issues for optional features.
Adjusting Group Policy settings, specifically disabling the 'Hide Windows Features' policy, can address problems with finding and installing optional features.
Ensuring the Windows Modules Installer service is running and setting it to Automatic startup can facilitate the installation of optional features.
Running the System File Checker (SFC) command and the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool can troubleshoot and repair corrupted system files.
Updating Windows 11 to the latest version can help eliminate bugs that might be preventing the installation of optional features.