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One of the cool apps that Windows 10 v1709 introduced was a creator application built into Microsoft Paint, called Microsoft Paint 3D App. It makes 3D editing possible within Paint environment. Users can create graphics with a 3D Builder that can allows sharing on different apps. This includes apps like Mixed Reality Viewer and other creative apps.

Users sometimes experience an error that reads “Paint 3D is currently not available in your account, Here’s the error code in case you need it 0x803F8001.” read more

If you have fully explored Windows 10, you will see its capability and power for computing. This is so far the best designed Windows operating system environment as this provides you better user experience and a more stable framework. You can enjoy the best of both worlds in productivity and gaming due to the state of the art programming solution compared to all other OS.

Though at times, you experience a bit of disruption by unknown errors such as the case of Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) 2018 Crash on Windows 10 64-bit PC. Gamers report an error saying “The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application.” read more

Blue Screen errors are the worst, but knowing what to do to resolve the problem will help you get your computer back and your work done. They can happen even after you upgrade your OS to the latest version. An example is the STOP ERROR: APC_INDEX_MISMATCH.
You may have received this error after upgrading to Windows 10. It sometimes comes with any of these error codes: 0x0000001, 0xC6869B62, 0x97503177 or 0x02A7DA8A.

This BSOD error message mainly appears when you have incompatible hardware or driver. To be more specific, display driver and audio driver make such issue on Windows 10. The error message itself should give away the information of the driver or file that caused the failure. According to Microsoft, “The most common cause of this bug check is when a file system or driver has a mismatched sequence of calls to disable and re-enable APCs.”
Here are some of the things you can do if you experience this kind of problem.
Edit startup items, disable audio driver first and then reinstall if corrupted read more

Your PC suddenly became slower but there are no signs of virus infections. You suddenly see a device status report that shows this error message: Code 3 error: The Driver for this device might be corrupted or System may be low on memory.

It’s obviously pointing to a problem with a driver or some other issue. It may be that your computer is running conflicting applications or your computer is overworked. You need to install new memory modules. At any rate,you can easily resolve the problem by doing the following. read more

It is annoying if you get popups on your screen, especially if it is telling you to buy something you don’t need or enter something you know you already put into your computer when you set it up. One such message is the “Windows needs your current credentials” popup message. It’s quite a confusing message because you’d probably be worried because it is asking you to input information you already did.
There are cases when the problem occurs when you log onto your computer using a PIN. You get a message that looks like this: read more

Windows 10 is a powerful tool for computing. It has many features to offer and new applications to take full advantage of. However, there are times when things will not go as planned and you get a message saying “Element Not Found”. Just like this.

It can appear anytime and with just about any application you are using. Example, it can occur when you open an app, Edge, CMD, images or even when you open the Settings. It can also come up when you are simply opening .jpg images. The message seem to start happening after users upgrade their OS to Windows 10.
This could be due to corrupted files, driver problems and unsupported software. In Fact, there are applications that are known to cause such issues. So the first troubleshooting step done is, of course, uninstalling the application. However for other cases, here are some techniques to correct the problem. read more

The ultimate solution every Windows user resorts to is reinstallation. Installing a fresh copy of Windows resolve most problems with computers. Sometimes, while running Windows 10 setup, you get an error that renders you incapable of keeping files and settings. It may provide you this message:

You can’t keep Windows settings, personal files, and apps because your current version of Windows might be installed in an unsupported directory. read more

You are experiencing something weird with Windows 10. You have an activated Windows 10 that is asking for activation. You are still getting notifications that you need to activate it. It is an annoying situation especially when you know you purchased a very good copy of Windows 10.

Here are troubleshooting steps for removing the recurring notification on your Windows 10.

Re-register using Original Product key

Before anything else, make sure you can easily retrieve your Windows product key. Save it on your desktop using a sticky note or a notepad. To access the correct product key that your Windows 10 came with, just open an elevated Command Prompt and type the following command: read more

A lot of people are loving the upgrades the got when the changed to Windows 10. Their software gave them a great professional look on the desktop, better organization of the files and applications and an assistant that can help run programs, locate them, provide news and updates and more. Windows 10 was definitely a huge leap from its predecessor OS platforms, except for an isolated few who are experiencing activation errors on Windows. If you are having the same problem, worry no more, because this article will outline some quick fix for Activation error codes.
Users who upgraded to Windows 10 have the ability to reinstall without problem of ever reactivating, since Windows 10 stores the information in the PC and helps the installation program collect that information if there are needs for re-installation. However, like any other operating system, there can be a few users who will face this problem if they reinstall their Windows 10 or something similar to that. If that is the case, then do the following: read more

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