The 0x0000008E error is a common problem on Windows XP and is caused by an inconsistency with the original release of XP. As this system is approaching 10 years old, many of the functions, files and settings that were on...
The 0x800ccc0d error appears when you try and send / receive email messages in Microsoft Outlook. This error usually arises when Outlook cannot determine whether your PC is connected to the Internet or there is a program blocking Outlook’s access...
The 0x00000019 error on Windows systems is due to a fault in the NTFS file system. The NTFS file system is now standard in all recent versions of Windows and has replaced the outgoing FAT32 file system. NTFS (New Technology...
Dll files or (Dynamic Link Library) files are a crucial part of your computers operating system as they allow various components of your computer to do specific jobs. DLL errors can appear for a large number of reasons, but need...
The 0x0000002E error is a “Blue Screen” error. These errors originate when there is a fault in the hardware or software within Windows. This error is most associated with faulty hardware, such as RAM. RAM modules can cause this error...
The 0x0000001E error presents itself on Windows XP in the form of a blue screen. These “Blue Screens of Death” are built into Windows to display an error with the hardware, if an error does occur. You will not be...
The “Stop 0x00000024” error normally appears because of a problem caused by the ntfs.sys file on your system. This file is continually being used by your computer to help it read various disk partitions on your PC, and it often causes...
The 0x00000056 error is typically caused by driver issues on your computer. The error normally shows on a blue screen which appears before restarting your PC. Known as a Windows “STOP” error, the problem that causes this error is so...
The “Stop 0x0000007B” error appears in Windows XP when you start your computer. It is the result of the Windows XP setup not being able to complete fully. This could either be during installation or after a restart. The reasons...
The 0x0000007F error is a member of the “blue screen” errors – causing your computer to restart and show a blue screen whenever you try and do certain things. This error is primarily caused by an issue with the “kernel”...
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