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How to Repair: Windows Backup Error Code 0x8100002F

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Many Windows users encounter error 0x8100002F when they try to back up their files using Windows Backup. This error 0x8100002F occurs mostly in Windows 10 and Windows 7. We have listed some possible causes of error 0x8100002F in the Windows operating system.

What are the causes of Windows Backup error code 0x8100002F

Windows Backup fails to back up files in Contacts, LocalLow and Searches folders: Another possible culprit for this error code is Windows Backup forcing you to backup files that don’t actually exist on your computer. The best solution is to ignore the message or exclude files from folders and back them up using the Backup Settings menu. read more

How to fix: OneDrive login error code 0x8004de40 in Windows 10

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How to fix: OneDrive login error code 0x8004de40 in Windows 10

When trying to log into the OneDrive desktop client, you may encounter a OneDrive error code 0x8004de40. The full error message sounds like this: There was a problem connecting to OneDrive and prompts you to try again.

This error can occur for a variety of reasons, including improper Internet settings and a corrupt OneDrive installation.

If you also encounter this error, here are some troubleshooting tips to help you fix the OneDrive error code 0x8004de40 in Windows, so read on.

If you encounter this error code, there is no need to panic. We will tell you the different ways to solve this problem. read more

Restoring the missing Adobe Creative Cloud Apps tab

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Missing Adobe Creative Cloud Apps tab

The Apps tab in the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application is missing in two cases: either you are logged in with your company accounts, or you are using the desktop application as a private user. In the latter case, several reasons can lead to this error message, including corrupt XML files, incorrectly defined configurations, incomplete OBE data, incorrect application installation, etc.

There is an official page created by Adobe itself to address this issue, but the advice there doesn’t seem to work. In this article, we’ll look at the two scenarios listed above. read more

Fixing slow USB 3.0 data transfer speeds

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slow USB 3.0 data transfer speeds

If you have just purchased a new USB 3.0 drive (or hard drive) and are experiencing surprisingly slow read/write speeds, read on for a quick fix! A USB 3.0 drive should provide write speeds of at least 15-20MB per second, if not more. But Windows is not properly configured to achieve these speeds by default.

USB drives are commonly used on computers to transfer files such as photos, videos, documents, etc. When transferring large amounts of data, transfer speed is very important.

However, sometimes you get annoyed with the slow transfer speed of the USB. No one wants to wait dozens of minutes for data transfer, especially when you need the data now or you have important things. read more

Fixed: “Something went wrong” error when importing photos from iPhone

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Why can’t I import my photos to my computer? You may be looking for an answer to this question. In this article, you’ll learn the reasons why importing photos in Windows 10 doesn’t work, and what to do if you can’t import photos from your iPhone to Windows 10.

Sometimes you need to transfer photos from your iPhone to your computer. In general, there are several ways to do this, such as iTunes, FonePaw, Windows Photos, Autoplay, etc. And the most direct way to import photos from iPhone to Windows 10 is through the Photos app. read more