Fixed: DLG_FLAGS_SEC_CERT_DATE_INVALID on Internet Explorer or Edge

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 Repair the Zoom Error Code 1132

Zoom is the preferred collaboration and video conferencing software for millions of users around the world. Its popularity has increased dramatically in these volatile times we all live in.

But what do you do when Zoom stops working with an 1132 error and you can’t attend meetings? Obviously, you’re looking for a solution to fix this problem quickly. And that’s where this guide comes to the rescue.

What causes the Zoom 1132 error code?

How do I fix Zoom error code 1132?

Updating Windows 10

As with Zoom, you also need to update the device on which the Zoom app is running. So make sure that your device is updated. read more

How to Repair: CMUSBDAC.sys Blue Screen of Death in Windows 10

How to Repair: CMUSBDAC.sys Blue Screen of Death in Windows 10

CMUSBDAC.sys SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED is a member of the BSOD error family that has been affecting users for some time. While this bug has been around for a long time, it became more common after installing the cumulative update KB4016635 in Windows 10. This guide explains what this error is and how to deal with it with effective solutions that will allow you to regain full control of your system.

What causes cmusbdac.sys bluescreen error? How to fix cmusbdac.sys crash? In this Windows Bulletin post, you will learn how to fix cmusbdac.sys BSOD. read more

How to fix Zoom error code 104101 “Can’t connect to your service” in Windows 10?

How to fix Zoom error code 104101 "Can't connect to your service" in Windows 10?

Zoom is a popular video conferencing software on the market. It is equipped with all the features like screen sharing, meeting scheduling, etc. Sometimes, however, it can get you into trouble. Some of them are quite simple, others are more complicated. So, in this article, we will find solutions for Zoom error code 104101 “Can’t connect to service” on Windows 10?

What is the cause of Zoom error code 104101 “Can’t connect to service” on Windows 10?

What is the cause of Zoom error code 104101 "Can't connect to service" on Windows 10?

When the Zoom application is overloaded with a large number of users, it starts giving errors. To eliminate these errors permanently, we have collected the main reasons for them based on user feedback. Listed below are the top reasons to consider when looking for a solution for Zoom errors: read more

Fixed: Wi-Fi network restarts when the Google Pixel 2 is connected

Wi-Fi network restarts when the Google Pixel 2 is connected

When you have a high-end smartphone like the #Google #Pixel, being able to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi is important. But there always comes a time when the phone fails to perform the most basic function it normally does when trying to connect to the web. In fact, we’ve received many complaints from our readers about the sudden inability to connect their device to their home Wi-Fi network.

In this post, we take a look at this issue that has been reported to us. Read on to learn more about these issues and how to troubleshoot your device if you encounter any of these issues in the future. Below is a list of issues that I have reviewed here. read more