How to Resolve Code 80244o2f: Windows Update Error

The Windows update error code 80244o2f is one of the most common problems faced by PC owners. This problem occurs due to improper configuration of Windows Updates settings. If you are facing this issue, it is recommended that you follow the steps mentioned below to fix the problem.

Windows Update Error 80244o2f is one of those errors that you don’t want to see. This error occurs when there is something wrong with the operating system files and it prevents Windows 10 from updating itself properly. In some cases, the problem might even cause Windows 10 to stop working altogether. read more

How to Repair ‘Security or Firewall Might be Blocking the Connection’ Error Message

A firewall is a network security product that prevents unauthorized access to computers. Many people install it on their home computer networks because it helps protect against viruses and hackers. But lots of people run into the same problem: firewall settings block the connection. This happens because some firewalls don’t allow connections to specific ports. For example, you might want to use port 80 to connect to web servers, but the firewall blocks it. In this case, you need to change the firewall settings to allow those connections. Here are some tips about how to do this. read more

Troubleshooting Windows Defender error 0x800700AA – The service couldn’t be started

A corrupted system file may cause Windows Defender to fail to start automatically and display an error message with the following description:

Windows Defender
Service could not be started.
The requested resource is in use.
Error code: 0x800700aa.

A manual launch also has no effect. Read the steps below to fix Windows Defender error 0x800700aa.

What causes Windows Defender error 0x800700AA?

Damaged files in the system: This can happen to system files as well as any installed program. Conflicts arise that prevent us from using applications normally or even opening them, such as Windows Defender error 0x800700aa. read more

Core Isolation Memory Integrity that failed to enable has been fixed

This problem may apply to several computers, but in my case, it was an issue with my new Laptop. Even after unpacking, I was unable to activate memory integrity for kernel isolation. The screenshot above shows that it was due to an incompatible driver. In the latest Windows 10 updates, you can click on the blue link to see a list of incompatible drivers.

In most cases, the incompatible driver is wdcsam64_prewin8.sys, the Western Digital driver included in Windows 10. If you click the link and wdcsam64_prewin8.sys appears in the list, follow these steps to remove this driver if it is not needed on your system. read more