Would you like to know what Runtime Broker (runtimebroker.exe) is, and why it’s causing problems while running in the background of your system? If you’ve ever spent any amount of time looking through the various processes running on your system in Windows Task Manager, then it’s likely you would have stumbled upon this process, maybe once or twice. So what is it? Is it safe? Is it a malicious file?
Nvvsvc.exe is a component of Nvidia, belonging to the Driver Helper Service. The component comes as part of the Nvidia Display Driver Service, and will inhibit your Nvidia Control Panel from starting, in the event that it is stopped. There are a variety errors that have been associated with the nvvsvc.exe process.
Error code 0xc0000001 has been around for a considerable length of time, going all the way back to Windows XP. It is a STOP or Blue Screen error, which typically indicates that there is something vitally wrong with your system. Error code 0xc0000001 usually occurs when the system boots up. Which means, it can inhibit your ability to get into Windows.
When it comes to exchanging files between two or more systems, there are a number of options available to you. The most effective and most popular method is to link said systems to the same network. This error occurs when the end user is unable to access a resource within a networked system.
As previously mentioned, error 0x00000024, is a blue screen error (BSOD), that occurs most commonly on older Windows platforms, such as Windows XP and Vista. BSOD errors, generally, occur most often when the end user starts the system. In this case, the error is typically tied to the systems Ntfs.sys file.
Error 0x80244007 is a Windows Update related issue that occurs primarily on Windows 10 based systems. The exact cause of this error varies, depending on the configuration and specification of the system. General causes like corrupted Windows Update components, damaged registry entries, and other similar causes are listed.
When using your Windows based computer, it’s not uncommon for you to encounter an error unexpectedly. Unexpected errors, are basically, those errors that occur, without any discernible catalyst. Error 0x80070091 is an issue that I would put into that category.
Error 0x80244010 or WU_E_PT_EXCEEDED_MAX_SERVER_TRIPS, as it’s also represented by, occurs when a client’s computer has exceeded the maximum number of specified trips to a WSUS server. The number of trips allowed is fixed at 200, and cannot be altered.