The WerFault.exe application error occurs quite frequently, and irregularly during the launch and use of a number of Windows programs. For this reason, it can be a big nuisance. In this post, explanations will be provided for the WerFault.exe process along with viable solutions for its many associated errors.

Microsoft are constantly releasing new updates for their operating systems, which brings new features, while fixing many known bugs. If you’re system is connected to the internet, then it should install the vast majority of these updates, automatically, by default. In certain unique situations, it may ask for confirmation, but most of the time, it will not.

Microsoft Windows is constantly being updated. These updates are designed to deliver new features and functionality, while enhancing performance and system security. In the vast majority of cases, these updates go through without any hiccups, but there are those odd instances, when an update can actually create bugs of its own. Such instances that spring to mind include error 0x80070422 that typically occurs during the Windows Update process.

If your computer has suddenly started to act up, I mean, behave in an erratic and possibly sluggish manner, then the first thing you’ll want to do, is find out why. Windows Task Manager is the tool or application that was developed for just that reason, as it gives you a synopsis of memory and CPU usage of all running tasks. However, when you do decide to take the plunge and open Windows Task Manager, you may notice a process called Services.exe, consuming a considerable amount of resources.

Gaming PCs and laptops are put together with the best components available. This enables them to run the latest games at the highest resolutions. However, in order for this to be possible, suitable cooling is required for the various components (CPUs, RAMs, and GPUs). This drive for performance creates a never ending cycle of system upgrades. New games come with their own system requirements, so gamers must be willing to spend the cash.

If your system is currently bogged down with a SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION stop error or Blue Screen, on a Windows 7/8/8.1/10 system, then you’ve come to the right post, as I intend to detail, exactly how you can combat this blight. Stop errors are typically caused by the corruption or deletion of key system files, such as neti.sys, ntoskrnl.exe, win32kfull.sys, win23k.sys, etc. A Blue screen of death error, or Stop error, as it’s sometimes called, is an error type that occurs when a computer experiences a fatal system error.

The Windows 10 Anniversary update was not received without its fair share of issues. After its conclusion, there were countless reports of errors with people looking at ways of fixing them. This is where we come to the Windows update error 0x8007042b, which manifests itself in many different ways, one most notable way, is with the Anniversary Update installation failure. Microsoft are constantly releasing new updates in hopes of enhancing their operating system.

When it comes to Microsoft’s operating systems, Windows 10, stands head and shoulders above the rest. Microsoft were able to do this, by combining applications that are light weight with proficient security, to safeguard your Windows experience. Microsoft regularly releases updates and hotfixes to ensure an enhanced Windows experience and maximum security.