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There are many reports of users who have observed a feature called Intel Security Assist running in the background when using their computer. This is a controversial issue, as it does not appear to perform any function and is actively running in the background.

What is Intel Security Assist?

Intel Security Assist is a program developed by Intel. The most commonly used version is 1.0.0.532, and more than 98% of all installations currently use this version. During installation and installation, it defines a registry entry that will run this program for all user connections each time Windows starts. A background controller service is added that is configured to run automatically. The Service Manager can be used to delay the start of this service. The software installation program contains 7 files and is generally about 1.11 MB (1,167,360 bytes) in size. In terms of total number of users, most PCs use both Windows 10 and Windows 10 operating systems. 61% of Intel Security Assist users come from the United States, but they are also popular in Italy and the United Kingdom. read more

Tumblr is a micro-blogging and social media networking platform where users can create their own blogs and publish content on the website. The site has a big fan with more than 465 million users by 2019, but recently many reports have come in that users can’t see the images on the site and only upload them.

Make sure: Displays images when pages are opened and selected.

It is a good idea to install another web browser on your computer if Firefox does not work. This way, you can download and install updates or use this additional browser for troubleshooting. read more

If you want to access a website with your browser and receive the message “ERR_CONNECTION_RESET” instead, it means that the connection could not be established correctly. As a result, the connection was “reset”. The error normally associated with code 101 is particularly common in Chrome (Google browser), but Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc. also display similar error messages such as “The connection was reset”, indicating a connection problem. Unlike HTTP error messages, such as “ERR_CONNECTION_RESET”, the “ERR_CONNECTION_RESET” message does not directly indicate whether the problem is caused by the client, server or network. read more

Currently, many users get an Xbox 0x800401fb error when they try to open the game console. So if you find the same thing that spoils your game plan on your device, don’t worry. 0x800401fb is a generic MS code for a failed update that will not lead you into a game or application on your Xbox.

Xbox is very popular with gamers, but several bugs and problems make this console frustrating. These bugs not only waste your playback time, but they also put your entire media center in the background to some extent. Although Microsoft is working very hard to solve them, most of the problems in Xbox are still there. Therefore, you must find the appropriate solution to the problem. read more

The 0xc00db3b2 error occurs when users try to play videos with the Film & TV application on their Windows 10 computer. In most cases, the users concerned report that the problem occurred after a recent Windows update. The problem seems to affect only Windows 10 and seems to affect all types of videos, including 360 videos.

How To Fix 0xC00DB3B2 Error Code:

Installation / Reinstallation of HEVC video extensions

The majority of users who encountered the error code 0xc00db3b2 managed to solve the problem by installing or reinstalling the HEVC Video Extensions application from Microsoft Store. This extension is designed to take advantage of the latest hardware capabilities, including Intel’s 7th generation and newer GPUs with 4k support. read more

The ID 1000 event application error is an error that is contained in the Event Viewer log when applications crash. If the error occurs, you cannot start the desired program, or the software may close unexpectedly.

If the Event ID 1000 error is a common error on your Windows desktop or laptop, here are some resolutions that could fix it.

What causes the Event ID 1000 application error?

After receiving the initial reports from users, we concluded that this error occurred for a number of reasons. Some of the reasons why you see the event ID in your Event Viewer are among others: read more

Msvcr120.dll_clr0400.dll is responsible for extracting the necessary resources when installing an application. It is also used to start programs or games in C++. Recently, however, there have been many reports in which users encounter the error “Msvcr120.dll_clr0400.dll is Missing” when installing or launching an application.

What is MSVCR120.dll?

What is the MSVCR120.dll file? MSVCR120.dll is an important file for the Windows operating system. The file is used to extract valuable application resources required by a third-party installation program at runtime. MSVCR120.dll is the corresponding C+++ library. If MSVCR120.dll is missing, you cannot run games or other programs in C++ programming languages. read more

Past Duration Too Large error warning message is displayed when users attempt to encode a high frame rate source to a low frame rate output, which means that the images must be deleted.

FFmpeg is a free and open source program used to process video, audio and other multimedia streams. The program is designed to manage the command line processing of video and audio files. Recently, however, there have been many “Past Duration Too Large” error reports when encoding or downscaling a video. read more

The error “Unhandled exception has occurred in your application” is usually displayed in a Microsoft.NET Framework window and frequently appears when your computer starts up. The error message appears in the following lines:

“Unhandled exception has occurred in your application. If you click Continue, the application will ignore this error and attempt to continue. If you click Quit, the application will close immediately.”

What are the causes of the error “Unhandled exception has occurred in your application” on Windows? read more

Some Windows 10 users had difficulty solving a strange problem that prevented all Microsoft Office icons from appearing when they were looking for a particular application in the Start menu. Most of the users concerned report that the icon is displayed correctly when they manually navigate to the application from the Start menu, but without using the search function. The problem seems to be limited to Windows 10 only.

While some users report that the problem only occurs with Office programs, others have said that the problem also occurs with other third-party programs. read more