How to Troubleshoot: Error 0x800710FE when Trying to Delete a File in Windows 10

A very common error that Windows users encounter when trying to delete a file from their computer is “Unforeseen error not allowing to delete file” or when trying to copy a file: “Unforeseen error not allowing to copy file”.

This error is followed by an error code, which is different in normal situations, but in most cases this code is 0x800710FE, and it can also indicate that your hard drive is in use. This is a simple error that can be fixed in a short time.

What causes error 0x800710FE in Windows 10 PC?

Some Windows users report that they encounter error 0x800710fe: The file cannot currently be used on this computer when trying to delete a file or folder. This is a really common problem. This error 0x800710fe often means that the offline cache is corrupt or that Remote Storage Services cannot currently access the file. read more

How to Disable Error Reporting on Windows 10 PC

The Windows Error Reporting feature generates these alerts after certain program or operating system errors and prompts you to send information about the problem to Microsoft.

You can disable error reporting to avoid sending sensitive information about your computer to Microsoft because you’re not connected to the Internet all the time, or just to avoid receiving these annoying warnings.

Error reports are enabled by default on all versions of Windows, but you can easily disable them through Control Panel or Services, depending on your version of Windows. read more

Error Fix: “Microsoft.Windows.ShellExperienceHost” and “Microsoft.Windows.Cortana” Applications Need to be Installed

The Start menu is one of the features highlighted in Windows 10. The reason is that Microsoft removed the Start menu in Windows 8, and many users asked the Redmond software “giant” to restore it. The company listened to its consumers, and as a result, the Start menu is back in Windows 10. If you’re having problems with the Start menu, most Windows experts advise you to run the Start menu troubleshooter.

However, after running the troubleshooter, some users found that some of the problems they found were still present and the troubleshooter was unable to fix them. One of these issues is the following: read more

Troubleshooting: Stop Error Code 0x00000024 BSOD in Windows

When you get error 0x00000024, you may see a blue screen (also called “death screen”) with the message “stop 0x00000024” when you boot your computer or shortly thereafter. This doesn’t mean much to the average user, but it can make it difficult to access your data.

And then it becomes a huge problem. You immediately wonder how to fix error 0x00000024. In this article, you will learn everything about 0x00000024 errors, from their causes to ways to fix them.

What causes the Stop Error Code 0x00000024 BSOD?

  • A virus or malware attack.
  • Damaged device drivers.
  • Old or misconfigured drivers.
  • Damaged hard disk or system files.
  • Drivers conflict due to installation of new hardware.
  • Deleted system files after drivers or software installation.
  • Due to NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM STOP error caused by corrupted RAM.
  • Damage to the Windows registry due to software installation or removal.

How to resolve the Stop Error Code 0x00000024 BSOD?

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How to Repair: Error Occurred While Windows was Synchronizing

Windows provides an automatic time synchronization feature that allows users to automatically synchronize time by connecting to an NTP server from the Windows menu. However, users may get a message that an error has occurred during Windows synchronization.

This problem often occurs with some NTP servers, including time.windows.com and time.nist.gov. And there can be many reasons for this problem. Fortunately, you can easily fix it using the following methods.

What is causing the “Error Occurred While Windows was Synchronizing” issue?

Windows Time Server stuck in a limbo state: A common reason that causes this error is that Time Server is stuck in a state between open and closed (commonly referred to as “limbo state”). If this scenario applies, you can solve the problem by changing the startup state to automatic on the service screen and restarting the service. read more

How to Resolve: “No JVM Could be Found” Error in Windows 10

This is a very common error that Windows users encounter when they try to run Java-based applications and Windows cannot find the Java runtime environment needed to run Java applications.

This error is also encountered by thousands of Minecraft users. Java is required to run Minecraft and all other Java-based games. Java allows developers to create cross-platform applications.

What causes the “No JVM Could be Found” error in Windows 10?

This error is due to an incompatibility between Java (64-bit OR 32-bit) on your computer and the software you are trying to install. To fix this error, you can install both the x64 and x32 JDK toolkits on your computer. read more

Fix: Blue Screen Error 0x00000109

If you are reading this article, you must have encountered error 0x00000109 (blue screen) when a critical structure has been damaged. There are many reasons for this error, such as installing a new program. Don’t worry, as all the sequences related to blue screen error code 0x00000109 are listed here. This will allow you to identify all the common causes and triggers of this error and follow the appropriate instructions and tips to get your system back up and running.

Blue screen error 0x00000109, also known as Critical Structure Damage, is a p.c. system error that causes the computer to shut down completely. When this happens, it means that the system kernel has detected data corruption or critical kernel code. The kernel is an important part of the operating system (OS). The main role of the kernel is to manage the hardware, especially the processor and RAM. The kernel is divided into two components: the monolithic kernel and the micro-kernel. The latter is responsible for regulating the main tasks of the system, while the monolithic kernel focuses on the various drivers. When a component is corrupted, it affects other components such as hardware, processor, RAM, and even drivers. read more

Troubleshooting an application error: `DDE Server Window: explorer.exe`

Troubleshooting an application error: `DDE Server Window: explorer.exe`

When it comes to discussing the most used operating systems, Windows tops the list among users, with Windows 10 topping the list. But there are a few bugs that many users see when using the latest version of the operating system. One of the most frustrating bugs is the “Application shutdown error in DDE server Window: explorer.exe”. The “DDE Server Window: explorer.exe Application Shutdown Error” error usually occurs when users try to shut down their computer. Because of this error, users cannot shut down their computers. read more

How to solve the “Service Control Manager error 7001” problem

How to solve the "Service Control Manager error 7001" problem

Some users have reported an error `Service Control Manager – Error 7001` in Event Viewer. This error is a system problem with the Service Control Manager source. On the General tab in the event properties, you can view detailed information about the error and find out its immediate causes. But in fact, Service Control Manager error 7001 can be caused by other factors as well.

If you, unfortunately, encounter event ID 7001 on your Windows computer, you can try the following solutions. You may not need to try them all. Keep moving through the list until you solve the problem. read more

Fixing the `SiHost.Exe – hard drive error` in Windows 10

Fixing the `SiHost.Exe - hard drive error` in Windows 10

Recently, some users reported the error message “sihost.exe – System Warning Unknown Hard Error” (also known as sihost.exe unknown hard error) when accessing Windows 10, especially after getting Windows 10 April 2018 Update 1803. This error has also occurred when launching a program or game or even after going through a Windows rollback cycle.

Other error messages sometimes appear, such as Ctfmon.exe unknown hard error and Explorer.exe unknown hard error. These error messages may indicate damaged or corrupted system files in your operating system or conflicts between third-party software and your upgraded Windows system. To solve this problem, you can try the solutions listed below. read more