Solutions to Linux subsystem errors under Win10

Many users install the Linux subsystem on Windows 10 computers in order to better test Linux applications. However, a friend recently reported that he encountered an error message of 0x80070057 when turning on the Linux subsystem function. What should I do? Next, the editor of PConline will share with you the solution.

The details are as follows:

1. This error is because win10 has released a new version, but the computer’s win10 has not yet been upgraded to the latest version. When it failed like mine, the latest released version number was 1703, but the current version was not 1703;

2. We can press [Win+I] to open settings, and then click [System] > [About] to view the current system version.

3. If we find that the current system is not the latest version, we can wait for the push to update. If we are in a hurry, we can download Windows 10 Easy Upgrade to upgrade the operating system.

4. Wait for a long upgrade. After the upgrade is completed, the 0x80070057 error will no longer be reported when the Linux subsystem function is enabled.

The above is the solution to the error 0x80070057 that the Windows 10 system cannot open the Linux subsystem introduced by the editor of PConline! Friends who encounter the same problem, you might as well try it out and take a look!

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