Error 0x800701b1 occurs on a variety of Windows versions and indicates that there’s an issue with a drive on your system. This error usually occurs when attempting to transfer files from one hard drive to another. The error can also occur when there’s a mechanical issue with either an external or internal HDD or if the operating is unable to recognise the drive.

Are you receiving a stdole32.tlb error message while attempting to use Microsoft Excel? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. The Microsoft Office Suite, is a widely used set of productivity apps. Of the various applications that make up Microsoft Office, both Word and Excel are amongst the most popularly used.

Msvbvm60.dll is a Microsoft Windows .DLL file that is required for the proper functionality of programs coded in Visual Basic, such as computer games and graphics editing tools. Msvbvm60.dll comes as part of the Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack and is installed onto your system as part of the Visual Basic 6 Runtime files – which is a download available on Microsoft’s official website.

Spoolsv.exe (Printer Spooler Service) is an integral part of the printing component or interface of Windows. The spoolsv.exe file has two main functions, these are to provide the printer with the necessary print data, and to queue print jobs. The spoolsv.exe works by storing print data in a buffer.

With new Windows Updates comes improved performance and functionality. However, this comes with the downside of your Windows operating system requiring more resources over time. Insufficient system resources when Windows is updating or upgrading will result in error code 0x800705aa.

Winword.exe is the file that is used to execute or run Microsoft Word. WinWord is an abbreviation of two words, Windows and Word. Microsoft Word also integrates with other Windows applications, such as Microsoft Outlook, when an end user attempts to view a .doc attachment. Winword.exe application errors are fairly common, which is understandable, given the programs popularity.

Winhttp.dll is an integral component of the HTTP client/server application, which is tasked with sending HTTP requests to and from a server. In order to communicate with the different HTTP servers using the HTTP protocol, an API is used, created by Microsoft. Winhttp.dll is amongst the most important core files of the operating system, which aids in communication with web servers.

All versions of Microsoft’s Windows platform rely on both processes and services to function correctly. However, there are times when these processes start to misbehave. One of such incidents involves the wmiprvse.exe process, which is said to be at the heart of a number of symptoms.