Error 0x80040154 can occur, and typically does, without any prior symptoms or warnings. Most end users report that their system was working without any hiccups, prior to the error. Error 0x80040154 is typically related to the Microsoft Security Essentials tool, preventing end users from either removing or opening the program.
Microsoft is constantly pumping out new updates and hotfixes for its line of operating systems, with Windows 10 being of no exception to these various updates. In fact, when it comes to the latest operating system (Windows 10), updates are almost imposed on the user. Windows 10 is definitely the best operating system produced by Microsoft, but it’s not without its faults.
Contents Error Causes Other Causes How to Fix It Run Repair Tool Use Command Prompt Install Pending Updates Run Fix-It Tool Microsoft’s operating systems is essentially a combination of applications that work together to provide various functionalities for the end user. Microsoft Visual C++ is just one of many important components that the operating system […]
Did you successfully install, run and optimise your Windows 10, only for the PIN to stop working, presenting you with error code 0x80070032? Are you unable to log into your system using your PIN password? If any of this sounds like you, then you’ve come to the right place.
Contents Error Causes How to Fix It Update Device Drivers Remove External Devices Uninstall Antivirus Run Chkdsk Perform a Clean Boot If you’re currently bogged down with one of several 0xC1900101 errors, then you’ve come to the right post. Microsoft’s support for Windows 7 has officially ended, as from the date I’m writing this, with […]
Windows error 0x80070017 refers to a number of issues on your computer system, with bad install media being amongst the most popular cause. In most cases, this error will occur in one of two scenarios. Either, when attempting to install a new Windows Update, or when reinstalling/installing Windows.
When accessing your emails, you may have stumbled upon the runtime error 10061. The cause of the error varies, but in most cases, the destination computer is at fault, because of its refusal to establish a connection with the client computer. In essence, this means, the error occurs when an end user attempts to connect to an inactive service, which may or may not be running the correct server software.
WMP.dll is a shared library file, which means, it’s used by a number of applications on your operating system. However, of these various programs. Windows Media Player is the one that it’s most widely used by. With Windows Media Player, its task is to process various media formats an end user may attempt to play.