I’m assuming you recently encountered the “not enough USB controller resources” error notification when you attempted to plug an external device into one of your USB ports. So, what would you like to know? What causes it? What you can do to fix it?

If you’ve used a printer for any real length of time, then you’d have almost certainly faced the numerous problems that come along with that. Such as low ink, paper jams and the like. But of all these problems, there’s none more aggravating when a print job won’t delete. In the vast majority of cases, the end user need only delete the offending print job to fix any issue that may arise from it.

Group Policy Editor is a built-in Windows feature, created primarily for making system-wide changes to your operating system. However, there are instances when a user may attempt to access this tool but are instead greeted with the Windows cannot find gpedit.msc error message. Group Policy Editor as a feature is available on both Windows 10/11 Pro editions (this tool is NOT accessible on Home editions).

While surfing the web, you may stumble upon the STATUS_BREAKPOINT error in Google Chrome (and Microsoft Edge). There are a multitude of error messages you may encounter while browsing the web. Error code: STATUS_BREAKPOINT is amongst the most common that you may encounter.

ERR_CONNECTION_RESET is an error notification that appears in the Google Chrome (and Microsoft Edge) browser when an attempt at establishing a connection to a site fails. Before your browser can view a site, it must first establish a connection with the server that is hosting it. To do this, it will send out a request in hopes of receiving a response; if it receives one, then a connection can be established.

Many users report encountering the Windows Update error 0xc1900223 while attempting to update their system. This error typically occurs after one or more Feature (Creator) update(s) fails. Microsoft’s Windows operating systems are very robust. As a result, updates are frequently pushed out, to maintain proper functionality.

If you recently turned on your PC only to be greeted with an error notification that reads “Hard drive not installed” (or some iteration of this), then it means your system either has a fault or a BIOS misconfiguration. This error occurs most commonly on Dell computers and laptop systems running Windows 10/11.

The local device name is already in use is an error notification that appears when the end user attempts to access a mapped drive (on a shared network). Typically this will result in a disconnection of the targeted drive. This means, you will be unable to access the drive, along with the files that are contained in it.