There are so many kinds of errors that you can encounter on your computers, with some being more severe than others. You have errors that are operating system related, and others that are caused by a specific program or application, when it comes to operating system specific issues, error 0x80300024 fits right into that category. Although this error does occur on virtually every version of Windows, Windows 7 users tend to encounter it most often.
Microsoft is constantly updating its operating systems at regular intervals through its Update site. It’s possible for you to download and install all of these updates to your system whenever you please, providing you have the internet connection to do so. In this post I will be talking about Windows Update error 0x8024001f, which shows up when attempting to install a Windows update.
All games of today are made up of tons of files, which are transferred to our computer systems during the installation phase. The large number of these files is dynamic link libraries (DLL), each with their own specific function. However, these files can, occasionally get corrupted, not install correctly, or are misplaced; it’s during these times when errors occur.
Explorer.exe application errors have been around for a considerable amount of time, with more and more end users seeking advice on how to sufficiently combat them. The internet, being such a major part of our computer experience, has its downside, being a major contributor to the various viruses that are responsible for theses explorer.exe errors.
The igxpdx32.dll error is a common STOP (or BSOD) error that occurs on Windows based systems mainly because of the corruption of the Intel Graphics driver. The purpose of this file, which exists as part of the Intel Graphics driver, is to control the integrated graphics feature on your system, thus making it an integral component of your computer. However, despite the importance of this file, it’s constantly the culprit for a larger number of problems.
Windows error 0x00000079 is a blue screen of death error that can cause your system to restart or shut down unexpectedly. When this error occurs, it can mean only one thing, that there is a problem, either with the operating system or a hardware component. This error most commonly occurs when an end user attempts to install Windows XP onto a computer that has Windows Server 2003 on it.
MCI32.ocx is a file specific to Windows Vista, which allows applications to work with the Visual Basic 6.0 framework. When Windows Vista was originally released, VB6.0 was already out-dated, this lead to certain files, common to VB6.0 (such as MCI32.ocx) being left out of Microsoft Windows Vista installation. The end result is errors involving the MCI32.ocx file are usually due to the operating systems inability to properly utilise it.
When a user makes an attempted to call a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) file, from the Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) which is operated as a server package, there is that possibility they may come face to face with runtime error 53. The purpose of DLL files is to create a platform for the operating system or applications to run specific routines. The Microsoft Transaction Server is essentially software, created for the purpose of making the implementation of large distribution applications more accessible.