@cxward you can enable shadowcopy in two ways:
opening services.msc ( Win + R > type services.msc )
scroll down and locate Volume Shadow Copy
double click (or right click > properties) and set the startup type to automatic
right click and start the service
on some systems that may not have the service, like Home, you can enable System Protection (which uses and enables the shadowcopy service):
open Control Panel
navigate to System > Advanced System Settings > System Protection
select your Windows (C) drive
click Configure
turn on System Protection and set it to 5%
click create
your system may need a reboot afterwards, but shadowcopy should be enabled - I run shadowcopy using the service on Windows 10 Pro, so I can a least confirm that works
