Outlook is a convenient and efficient way of sending and receiving messages online. It has a range of functions including calendars, contacts, emails, appointments, journals and much more. Through the use of this tool, you can better manage your appointments and meetings.

RunDLL errors are quite common nowadays, for this post I will be discussing the Nvcpl.dll error, this particular DLL file is not a Windows system file, which means there are very little implications for your operating system. To begin with, we must first know what the file is, and why you are experiencing an error with it.

This particular problem usually arises when users launch a Java-based game. For example, when playing Minecraft, a lot of users have been receiving the dialog, “Java Platform SE binary has stopped working.” When this happens, the application becomes unresponsive, and clicking the “close program” button will usually close the application window with little to no resistance from the application itself.

Installing the latest updates for your operating system is an integral component of ensuring its security and smooth functionality. However, when you attempt to update Windows but instead receive error 80070103, it can be rather frustrating, especially given the fact that very little details is given about why it occurred.

In this post I will explain the causes, and symptoms, along with step-by-step instructions on how to effectively repair error code 0x80070643; an error that occurs on Windows Update, MSI and Microsoft Security Essentials. In this post I’ll outline repair methods that should ensure the safeguarding of any and all sensitive data on your computer. So if you’ve recently come face to face with error code 0x80070643, then you’ve come to the right place.

Runtime error 7 is a relatively common error which pops up at random intervals while using your computer. It may appear with an “Out Of Memory” error message, and abruptly halt whatever application you are using at the time. Runtime error 7 occurs primarily as the result of an issue within the coding of the application.

Kbd.exe is a process that was created specifically for Hewlett-Packard programs, used primarily as an interface between the driver settings and their various keyboard and input devices, especially the internet and media key features. Kbd.exe errors are not uncommon as many users fall prey to the various issues associated with this file, typically when one encounters a kbd.exe error, it will show up as a notification, possibly during system boot up.

EhTray.exe is a file that comes preinstalled with Microsoft Windows based computers. The name of this file is Microsoft Media Centre Tray Bar Process. Typically when active, it will appear in the system tray area of the operating system and give the end user quicker access to certain features. The file is saved in the Windows folder of the operating system and comes in a variety of file sizes, depending on the version of Windows you are running.