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The Task Scheduler is a new app for Windows 10 which lets you schedule tasks that you want your computer to run automatically. However, you might receive an error that says”The selected task “{0}” no longer exists, To see the current tasks, click Refresh.” Clicking the Refresh button simply gives you the same error. No sweat, just follow these steps to fix the Task Scheduler error.

Delete Corrupted Tasks

The first logical thing to do when you are getting this kind of error is to delete corrupted tasks, since these may cause big issues. To do that, open Registry Editor by typing regedit on the search window. Navigate to this path-
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Schedule\TaskCache\Tree\
You will see currently set tasks in the Task Scheduler. Go from the latest to the oldest ones, opening each and taking note of the ID. Copy the IDs you will delete in Notepad or sticky notes. read more

What is this device that can’t start. (Code 10) Status_Device_Power_Failure. As the name suggests, the system cannot detect the hardware device. This error occurs with an Intel Bluetooth adapter that appears after installing a Windows update or even after rolling back the latest update.

If you see the message “Device won’t start (Code 10) – Problem, status_device_power_failure” after installing the Windows 10 feature update, restore your system to a previous version. To do this, follow these steps: 1. From the Start menu, select Settings > Update & Security.

(Code 10) error can occur if you have an incorrect or outdated network card driver. Therefore, you need to update your network card driver to see if it fixes the problem. If you don’t have the time, patience, or computer skills to manually update your network card driver, Driver Easy lets you do it automatically. read more

1: Step Log in as an administrator account on your PC and press Windows + X to open Disk Management. Step 2: Right-click on the removable disk partition and under Disk Management, change drive letters and paths. Step 3 Change the drive letter to a unique drive letter.

Use a different USB port.
Try manual heating or forced cooling.
Use reliable third party recovery software.
Update your Windows driver.
Assign a unique drive letter for USB.
Reinstall drivers.
Try the manufacturer’s repair program.

If you’re getting a “Please insert a disk into a removable disk” message (the disk is trying to open the device), it might be because: Your removable disk is not properly connected. Your USB key, not recognized by the computer, becomes inaccessible. read more

dll file. Perhaps the simplest solution is api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-1-1. dll is missing from your computer to restore the missing file. If you don’t know exactly how to install a DLL or don’t know which version to choose, you can use the DLL-FILES.COM CLIENT.

Microsoft’s Windows 10 Upgrade Assistant is an easy GUI based tool for upgrading Windows 7, 8, 8.1 to Windows 10.Other than that, you can also use this to get a Windows 10 ISO for offline upgrade.

It is a nifty tool but like any other softwares, you can at certain instances encounter an error message that says “api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-1-1.dll is missing from your computer.”

This driver file is not a native file of Windows. Users began experiencing this after the release of Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. read more

If you’re getting the “Startup Repair couldn’t repair your PC” error message, it means that the Windows Recovery tool can’t fix the errors. This happens when a corrupted file or corrupted sector on your storage device contains an operating system.

Run the fixboot and/or chkdsk command. Restart your computer and press F8 several times before the Windows logo appears. Select > Advanced troubleshooting options.
Launch DISM. Access the boot options menu as in the previous solution.

boot record/fixmbr.
bootrec/fixboot.
bootrec/rebuildbcd.

Or disable Remove recently installed or connected devices. system
Running Repair Tools (Chkdsk, SFC)
Launch the Windows 10 DISM tool.
Disable autostart recovery to limit boot cycles.

You think you shut down your computer correctly, but when you turn it on, you noticed that your OS suddenly went into repair mode. You receive a message saying: read more

Sudden power outages can cause major damage to operating systems. Desktops are the most vulnerable to this kind of problem, if not connected to back-up power supply. This can cause a Windows 10 computer to get stuck on boot. In this case, only a spinning wheel is visible on the screen so we know that the boot up process stopped where the firmware is about to hand over control of the unit to the operating system. It’s a bit quirky, because there seem to be no other way but to shut the computer down again. Well, don’t resort to dumping that computer yet because here are some easy ways to fix a Windows computer stuck on boot after power outage. read more

An unknown software exception (0xe0434352) has occurred in the application at 0x77312c1a and can occur when the computer is turned off for various reasons. Since this error can be caused by a Microsoft .Net issue, we would like to try to resolve the Microsoft .Net issue. NET Framework in the first place.

Perform an SFC scan. Corrupted system files can also cause an unknown software exception error.
Perform a clean boot.
Remove apps.
Remove your antivirus.
Refresh windows.
Perform a system restore.
Reinstall Windows.

Fix-1 Perform a clean boot. Run
fix-2 Sfc and Chkdsk from the command line.
Fix-3 Run the Microsoft .NET Framework Repair Tool.
Fix-4 Reinstall .NET Framework.
Fix-5 Run System Restore.

It all happens when you shut down your computer. You get an error saying “The exception unknown software exception (0xe0434352) occurred in the application at location 0x77312c1a.” It sometimes comes up with a different location at different instances, some examples of which are 0xe0434352, 0xc06d007e, 0x40000015, 0xc00000d, 0xc0000409, etc. Worry not, the solution is pretty much standard for any of these. read more

Click Settings >> Update & Security >> Windows Update. In the right pane, click Check for Updates. Wait until all available updates for the computer are found and extracted. When we find available updates, we boot up the computer and install them.

You may encounter this error while you are running DISM tool. The error description of Error 0x800f0906 – the source files could not be downloaded, tells us that the Windows Image is corrupted. But unlike the other error messages in the previous posting about Corrupted Windows Image, the DISM tool may not completely repair the Windows Image.

You only get the following descriptions on your screen about the problem. So it may somehow make you feel lost for any real resolution to it. read more

DISM is a Windows tool used by IT professionals to mount a Windows desktop image and to alter Windows features and settings. This stands for Deployment Imaging and Servicing Management (DISM). This tool is used to correct problems like system inconsistencies, unserviceable Windows image, issues caused by updates or changes, and errors like DISM Error 87, 112, 11, 50, 2, 3, 87,1726, 1393, 0x800f081f.

Troubleshooters execute this tool on a command line by typing DISM.exe and a string of operators or switch. read more

Computer startup happens in a sequence. The hardware portion powers up, then the firmware wakes up to communicate with the hardware and software. This is when full control is handed over to the software while the hardware becomes the slave utility that follows each command run by the user. At times when the computer starts up, an error comes up the screen that reads “Disk Read error occurred, Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart.”

Resolving the problem may seem so simple. That is because it presents you a path to follow when you encounter the error. You can try pressing the key combination and see if your computer goes back to normal processing. However, when you click Ctrl+Alt+Del, it brings you back to the same error screen, as if it were in a loop. read more