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How to Fix ‘Ping: Transmit Failed. General Failure.’ Issue on Windows PC

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In the case of network problems, ping can help solve the underlying problem. On a Windows computer, we use the ping command to measure the response time of an IP address and to analyze, in particular, the statistics of the responses received. When you execute the ping command, packets of information are sent to devices on the same network or on the Internet to check if they are available to connect.

But what if you send a ping and get an error message “Ping: Transmit Failed. General Failure.”? This can be quite frustrating, especially if you’re working on something. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that the notification does not contain any additional information about the error. read more

How to Repair Windows Time Service Won’t Start in Windows 10

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The Windows Time Service (W32Time) is a time synchronization service provided by Microsoft for Windows that automatically synchronizes the correct time for your system. The time is synchronized through a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server, such as time.windows.com. Every PC running the Windows Time Service uses this service to get the correct time on your system.

What causes the Windows Time Service not to start?

  • Missing Windows time service
  • Faulty Windows time service, etc.
  • A faulty system file associated with the Windows Time Service.

Normally, the Windows Time Service starts automatically when you start Windows, but it may not start due to an error or malfunction. Even if the Windows Time Service is not configured to start automatically, this problem may occur. read more

Troubleshooting: Wi-Fi Connection Error “No Internet Secured”

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You’re having fun browsing the Web when suddenly an error message appears: “No Internet, safe.” It’s a strange and cryptic message, but it’s pretty clear that your Internet connection has stopped working.

Web pages don’t open and you can’t download anything! What is going on? It’s actually much simpler than you think.

What causes the “No Secure Internet Connection” error when connecting to a Wi-Fi network?

  • A problem that many Windows 10 users face is the inability to connect to the Internet after downloading and installing new operating system updates.
  • You may see an error message on the screen saying there is no internet, which is usually due to a misconfigured IP address.
  • One culprit could be that recently installed Windows updates have changed the configuration settings. Therefore, we have listed below some methods that can help you solve this problem.

How to repair the “No Secure Internet Connection” error when connecting to a Wi-Fi network?

Set up a new DNS server

  1. Open the settings screen by clicking on the Wi-Fi connection icon in the taskbar, then click on Network and Internet Settings.
  2. Here, click Change Adapter Settings, right-click on the appropriate connection, and then click Properties.
  3. Select Internet Protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4) > Properties.
  4. Activate the Use the following DNS server addresses option and enter them:
    Preferred DNS server: 9.9.9.9.9
    Alternate DNS server: 1.1.1.1.1.
  5. Click OK.

Start troubleshooting your network

Windows 10 has several troubleshooters – sets of software tools that automatically check for errors and perform (or suggest) repairs. read more

How to Repair: DISM `restorehealth` Error 0x800f081f

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DISM error 0x800F081F probably occurs frequently on computers running the Windows 10 operating system. This specific error usually appears after running the “DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth” command to restore a Windows image. Usually, this command is used to fix some problems that occur with Windows Update.

The above command is typically used when you need to fix a Windows Server Update Service (alternatively WSUS) error. The RestoreHealth portion allows the system to name additional recovery sources that the DISM tool needs to perform the recovery task. However, if you encounter a DISM error 0x800F081F, it means that the built-in tool was unable to find the files in their default location that are needed to restore the Windows image online. The error message reads as follows: read more

How to Repair: Photoshop “Not Enough RAM” Error in Windows 10

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How to Repair: Photoshop "Not Enough RAM" Error in Windows 10

Photoshop says not enough RAM when saving photos? Learn more about the causes and methods to solve this Photoshop “Not enough RAM” error. So let’s solve this problem together.

Often after installing Photoshop and opening it for the first time, the program works perfectly, you can edit images or create 3D models and save them in the right format without any problems. However, when you restart the program, you may get a “Photoshop not enough RAM” window when loading or exporting photos. Regardless of how much RAM you have, 4GB or 32GB, this error can be caused by several factors. read more

How to solve the “An error occurred while renewing interface Ethernet” problem

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How to solve the "An error occurred while renewing interface Ethernet" problem

An error occurred while updating the Ethernet interface – failed to contact your DHCP server. If you try to run the command: IP config /renew, you may also get the error “unable to contact your DHCP server“. This means that your network card cannot contact the DHCP server for the new lease, which is used to get the new IP address.

When you try to lease, release, or extend an IP address, you may encounter the “unable to contact your DHCP server” error message. What should you do? Read this message from Windows Bulletin. You will find several effective methods of solving this problem. read more

Bugfix: Windows could not find regedit.exe

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Windows could not find regedit.exe

Have you encountered an error that Windows can not find regedit.exe and you don’t know what to do? This short article explains some methods to solve your problem. Regedit is the file that runs the registry editor. The registry system contains information about installing, updating, and removing software or hardware from your PC.

Over time, the registry gets cluttered with information about incomplete installations or deletions, which can cause your PC to experience system slowdowns and the “Windows can’t find regedit.exe” problem. It is important not to ignore the problem and fix it as soon as possible. read more

Solution: Malwarebytes runtime error – Could not call proc

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Malwarebytes runtime error - Could not call proc

Malwarebytes execution error is a common problem that occurs when installing an application on a Windows computer. How to get rid of the installation problem? Make it easy for yourself. In this article, you will learn about possible solutions to this error.

When you try to install Malwarebytes on a Windows computer, you may see an error window with the error message: runtime error (at xx: xxx): could not call proc.

In most cases, this error is related to the %TEMP% folder. Malwarebytes for Windows during installation should store files in the %TEMP% folder. If this folder is on the network or on RAMDisk (Random Access Memory Drive), a runtime error will occur during Malwarebytes installation. read more