File History is one of the most useful and advanced built-in backup tools in Windows 11/10.

It helps users to back up different versions of particular files or all the files regularly on your system.

Lets get started without further ado.

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Why Does the File History Element Not Found Error Occur?

Also, the corrupted system file is one of the leading causes of the error.

Lets discuss the issue to learn more about the problems.

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Microsoft confirmed that a bug appearing on the File History utility creates the error.

Check out our separate post:Windows 11 Remote Desktop Authentication Error.

Many Windows users reported to the Microsoft community that they encountered this error in their system.

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There are some possible reasons for the error I already mentioned and described in the earlier section.

So, you already know the reasons for the error.

Lets dive into the deep.

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So, clean up your drive to increase your primary storage space to fix the error issue.

After removing the external drive, start your PC and connect the drive again.

Turn on the File History and perform the File History Cleanup to ensure your problem is solved.

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Repairing your drive helps you fix all drive-related issues that usually create the error.

Here are the steps to repair your drive on Windows 11:

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Here are the steps to initiate the SFC and DISM utility on Windows 11:

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Here are the steps to uninstall the recent updates on Windows 11:

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One of the main reasons for the issue is corrupted system files.

Apply one by one until you get the right one to resolve your problem.

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Which method helps you to solve your problem?

hey let me know in the comment section below.

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