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Printer Driver Troubleshooting: `Error 0x80070705` (Unknown Printer driver)

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When you try to migrate printers from an old server to a new server using Group Policy Preferences (GPP), you may get an “Unknown Printer Driver” error, which prevents you from completing the operation. You may also see the following error code – 0x80070705. You can use one of the methods described below to solve the problem.

What is the cause of printer driver error 0x80070705?

Printer Spooler Service stuck in `limbo` state: Another possible scenario that could cause this problem is when the Printer Spooler Service, which handles the print log migration, is not closed or open. In this case, you can solve the problem by restarting the Printer Spooler Service. read more

How to Resolve: Edgegdi.dll Error – The Code Execution Cannot Proceed

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Many users have reported the following error when trying to open some installed applications on their system,

Code execution cannot continue because the file edgegdi.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may solve this problem.

Most often this error occurs in Final Draft and Nitro PDF Creator applications. However, it also occurs when working with applications such as Task Manager, Event Viewer, Settings, etc.

In this article, we will detail the different ways to fix this error on your system. Be sure to follow the solutions below in the same order. read more

What is `winrmsrv.exe` and How to Eliminate It?

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This application is originally needed for internal Windows purposes. Microsoft itself does not disclose all the information about this application and it is quite difficult to understand its purpose. However, it is easy to notice that the process is not used very often. It runs in the background when the operating system needs to perform certain internal actions, and then disappears again.

Many users complain that the process winrmsrv.exe requires firewall access for some reason. The original version of this process does not require firewall access to the network. It performs tasks using what is still on your system, so there is no need to connect to the network. A suspicious process called winrmsrv.exe that requires network access is definitely a virus. In most cases, this name is used by Trojans as a disguise. read more

How to Resolve “Server not found” Error in Firefox

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A common problem is the error message “Server not found – Firefox can’t find the server” in Firefox. Many users report encountering this error when trying to load a website with Firefox, even though the website can be opened in other browsers without any problems. If you encounter the same problem, read this article to find a solution.

What causes the “Server not found” error message in Firefox?

Weak Internet connection: Another reason that can cause the “server not found” error may be a weak or unstable Internet connection. read more

How to Fix: `Cannot Open File for Writing` in VLC Media Player

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Did you encounter an error opening a file for recording while installing VLC Media Player? Have you tried restarting your computer but the problem persists? In this guide, you will find several troubleshooting methods that you can use to solve the problem.

VLC is a free open-source media player that also supports audio and video compression. It plays most media files and has various streaming protocols. However, many users encounter bugs when installing VLC on desktop devices.

It can be quite frustrating to encounter some problems when you haven’t even installed or updated the VLC app. Let’s take a look at why this error occurs and find some solutions. read more

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

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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 Resolve the “There is a problem with this website’s security certificate” Error

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The Internet is an indispensable part of our daily lives, but unfortunately, some Windows 10 users report problems accessing certain websites.

They report that the message “There is a problem with this website`s security certificate” appears in their browser. So, let’s see how to solve this problem.

Before we begin, it should be noted that the problem can occur in almost any browser, so even if you change your browser, the problem will still occur.

Some users report this problem when trying to visit certain websites, such as Facebook, while others report the problem on almost all websites. read more

Fixed: DLG_FLAGS_SEC_CERT_DATE_INVALID on Internet Explorer or Edge

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Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge are two web browsers developed by Microsoft. Although there are better browsers than Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge, some Windows users still prefer not to upgrade and use the good old browsers. This is especially true for businesses because the latter two browsers integrate easily with Active Directory, which implements group policies for users. But when it comes to time and new browsers offering many advanced features and services, Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge are certainly not the best competitors. But it does have its merits. read more

How to Resolve Amifldrv64.sys BSOD when Updating BIOS in Windows 10 PC

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There are several blue screen errors like 0x80070017 error, hal.dll BSOD error and one of them is amifldrv64.sys. Before we talk about amifldrv64.sys BSOD error, let’s try to understand the following question: What is amifldrv64.sys?

Amifldrv.sys is a sys file created by MSI (American Megatrends, Inc) for foreigners. The file is normally located in the `c: WindowsTemp` folder and is 13864 bytes (13 KB) in size. This is a safe folder as it currently contains no negative comments.

If you are trying to update the BIOS directly from the operating system, remember that this is not a good practice and that this procedure by itself can lead to various BSODs due to conflicts between the two third-party drivers. If possible, try to update the BIOS version from a USB flash drive. read more