CreateProcess Failed: Code 740 is an error that’s caused by Windows being unable to properly load up the permissions that your PC requires to run. If this error is showing on your PC, it means that you don’t have the...
Error 1421 typically occurs when you run Visual FoxPro 7.0 on your computer. It arises due to your PC’s failure to find a particular Control ID. This type of error can be caused by several factors such as a corrupted...
You would typically encounter error 80073712 on occasions that you attempt but fail to install Windows Vista updates onto your computer. This error is typically due to Windows’ component store being corrupted.
Windows Code 38 is a problem reported by the Device Manager console of your Windows system. The problem shows in your computer as a result of Windows being unable to load the correct device driver which relates to the program...
Windows error 14 is a common problem for millions of Windows systems, and is caused by the way in which the Windows system will often generate temporary conflicts with the drivers or software that you’re using on your PC. Although...
Windows Error 10 typically appears when viewing device manager, or when your PC interacts with a certain piece of hardware. The error 10 message is caused by device manager (Windows) either not recognizing a piece of hardware, or the driver...
When you install new hardware, or with hardware that is already present, you may experience an error code in device manager ranging from error codes 45-49. Most of these error codes originate from the same problem and so have a...
After uninstalling certain CD/DVD recording software on your Windows XP system, or similar programs, you may have experienced Error Code 41. Error code 41 usually appears in the notification area as a yellow box with an exclamation mark next to...
Error 18 in Windows XP occurs in the Device Manager. Device Manager is an important tool for the user on the operating system as it allows them to have an overall look at what hardware is connected to the computer....
The “c00d1199” error is shown when Windows Media Player cannot read the file you want it to play. This can be caused by several reasons, including the file being corrupt or damaged. Anther reason why you might receive the error...
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