Depending on your level of expertise, you may or may not monitor the various programs and processes running in the background of your system. To do this, however, one must use Windows Task Manager. While using this program, you may have noticed the yourphone.exe process, a process you never installed, and are curious to know what it is about.

Many end users report encountering the following error message: “The program can’t start because VCRUNTIME140.dll is missing from your computer.” when attempting to launch a specific application.

Dxgmms2.sys is a system file that’s associated with Windows graphics rendering. That aside, dxgmms2.sys has been, in many instances the culprit of a number of blue screen errors. The actual cause of the error varies from hard drive issues, to system RAM, to incompatibility and corrupted drivers.

Msnp32.dll is an integral component of the Windows operating system, belonging to the Microsoft Networks function. Essentially, it’s one of the files that allows your system to create and/or join a Microsoft network. Errors associated with the Msnp32.dll file, typically occur on older versions of Windows, and usually appear while the system is starting up.

Error 0xc0000006 (STATUS_IN_PAGE_ERROR) in many instances occurs when an end user attempts to open or run an application within a network volume. Errors like this, are ever so common with Microsoft Windows. Fortunately, for all the various issues plaguing this age old operating system, there are equally as many solutions to fix these problems. All of which, will be outlined in this post.

Contents .NET Framework Error Causes How to Fix It Repair Install Use Windows Features Use DISM Install via DotNET Run Repair Tool Error 0x800F0950 occurs, mostly on Windows 10 but also on Windows 8 and earlier, and the preview addition of Windows 11, when the end user attempts to install .NET Framework 3.5, using the […]

If you’ve encountered error 0xC19001e2 while updating your Windows 10 operating system, it’s likely the result of a pre-installed scripted failing to execute. Fortunately, it’s possible to fix this error, using one of several solutions outlined in this tutorial. Please continue reading to find out more.

Did you find yourself in a situation where you’re attempting to upgrade from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10, only to receive an error 0xc0020036? The error will claim that you’re running a non-core edition of Windows. This may or may not make sense to you, depending on how you acquired your version of Windows.