Did your system spit out the error code 0xc0000225 while attempting to boot up? Well this is a major issue that occurs on all versions of Windows, but most especially on Windows 10. That said, the good thing is that, it is possible to fix it.

There are a number of hidden files that your operating system creates. While, the vast majority of them are crucial to Windows, there are a few of them that aren’t necessarily that important. Thumbs.db, despite its function, is one file type you can live without.

Rpcrt4.dll is a Windows file associated with the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service, used by a variety of programs in your operating system for the purpose of internet connectivity. Its typical use is in client/server applications. Rpcrt4.dll is a dynamic link library file, which means it carries a set of instructions, required by Windows in order for it to run optimally.

Did you recently encounter a major issue with your laptop or desktop computer? While booting into your system, did the process fail, only for you to be greeted with a cryptic error message? Did the error message read anything like the following “The Boot Configuration Data is missing some required information: Error code 0xc0000034”?

Did you recently attempt to update your version of Windows? Only to receive the error code 0x800b010a or at least some variation of it? Unfortunately when it comes to Windows Update error 0x800b010a, there aren’t very many sources you can find that will show you how to counter it. As a result, end users attempt a variety of solutions, but all to no avail. Well, worry no more, as you will know, exactly how to resolve this problem, by the end of this post.

Error 0x8007000d, like so many of its kind, is relatively common. Fortunately, for you, there are several ways that you can rectify it, all of which are outlined in this post. The Microsoft Windows operating systems are excellent pieces of technology. Of all the various platforms, Windows is without a doubt, the most sought after. This is because of a combination of things.

Did you recently attempt to open Windows Store to acquire and/or update certain apps? Were you prevented from accessing this program, and instead greeted with the error code 0x80072efd; stating that you didn’t have access to the internet? If yes, then you’ve come to the right post, as I will outline why, and how you can resolve this fairly common issue.

The Windows 10 Store error 0x80072ee7, was, at a time, very common, occurring, most often after an end user had upgraded or updated Windows. When the error occurs, it’ll usually prevent the end user from using the Store feature, prompting them with some variation of the error messages. The error message may also allude to there being no internet connectivity, despite your system having full access to the internet.