The Microsoft Windows Search Indexer is a component of Windows that indexes in excess of 300 common file types. The purpose of this component is to speed up the process of locating and finding files and documents making Windows Search quicker and more efficient. Every time the user adds a new file or document to their operating system, the index is automatically updated.
Over the years I have worked on countless connection issues, whether wired or wireless. In many of these cases, the problem was due to something as simple as a wrong network password, bad wireless signal or a wireless adapter that has been accidently switched off. What tends to perplex most users about connection issues is that, while they occur, everything appears to function as it should.
The service registration is missing or corrupt error is a fairly common issue encountered on Windows based systems. Millions of computer users have faced it in the past and continue to face it even on the latest operating systems. This error tends to occur more commonly on new operating systems (prior to first service pack release) and fresh installs.
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG can be characterised as a fairly common error, with a large number of users encountering it. This error is typically an internet connection issue, which prohibits the users from surfing the web. So it goes without saying, that it’s a relatively big error.
If you’re actively reading this post, then it means you have encountered the uncommon Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error called Driver Unloaded without Cancelling Pending Operations. To summarise, this error message simply means that were tasks and processes being carried out on your computer even after a driver stopped working, resulting in a system conflict which manifested into the BSOD.
Microsoft Outlook is a mail client application used primarily for sending and receiving emails. It is a tool commonly used on virtually every version of Windows. With that said, one of the main drawbacks of Outlook is the various errors and bugs users encounter on it.
From you being here, I can only surmise that you have encountered a blue screen of death error. Fortunately, you were wise enough to document this error and search for solutions online, which is how you stumbled upon my post. This is an error that does manifest itself on earlier versions of Windows, but ultimately, it’s fair to say that this error is primarily Windows 8 based, which is why I will be focusing primarily on it.
If you’re reading this post, then it means you have been hit by the relatively serious blue screen of death error (BSOD) called KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE. Despite that, there are still many things that you can do to combat it. This particular error may also appear on your screen in the form of the STOP Error 0x139.