How to Repair “This update is not applicable to your computer” Error Message

Installing Windows Update using the offline (or “offline”) installer is a very convenient process because it gives users choices, download and installation times, etc. However, when installing the latest Windows update, you may get the message “Update not applicable to your computer”. This problem causes the update process to stop on your system.

What causes the “Update not applicable to your computer” message?

In general, the error can be caused by an unsuitable update package, an already installed update, a problem with Windows Updater, an uninstalled update, corrupt system files, etc. read more

How to Resolve irql_not_less_or_equal Error in Windows 10

The irql_not_less_or_equal stop code error is another “blue screen of death” error that abruptly stops your computer. The fact that it triggers an endless restart cycle makes everyone who encounters this problem uncomfortable. Although the error usually occurs at system startup, sometimes it can occur in the middle of an important task. In this case, you will not be able to save your changes, and all progress will be lost.

Although the problem may seem intractable, it can be solved if you know the cause. This article discusses the possible causes of the irql_not_less_or_equal stop code error and nine effective ways to solve the problem. If you have lost unsaved data due to this error, you can recover it with an effective third-party application. read more

How to Resolve: BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO (BSOD) in Windows 10 PC

A Windows Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error can seem like a disaster, especially if you’re working on something important. Unfortunately, BSODs are usually hard to decipher, and error names like “Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap” and “Bad System Configuration Information” don’t provide much information about the cause (or how to fix it).

If your Windows computer is experiencing a BSOD (Bad System Config Info) error, you need to fix the problem. The first step is to understand what might be causing the error. read more

How to Troubleshoot ‘Host Application Has Stopped Working’ on Windows 10

Catalyst Control Center is the application software for your graphics driver. It is a component of the AMD Catalyst software engine. This application provides video configuration capabilities to adjust display settings, display profiles, and video performance.

The error for Catalyst Control Center is related to the graphics card installed in your computer. You can contact AMD to see if there are updated drivers for your video card that you need to install to resolve the problem.

What causes the “Host application has stopped working” message?

There are several explanations for this error, such as a malware infection, outdated drivers, or a program that cannot access the files needed to operate, etc. read more

How to Troubleshoot “Driver Power State Failure” in Windows 10

Driver Power Status Failure is a rare blue screen error that occurs when a driver goes to sleep mode while it is running. BSOD often occurs when the computer comes out of hibernation and Windows cannot wake up the device driver or the driver takes too long to respond.

The error can be fixed by making simple changes to the power settings, but some users may have to dig deeper to fix the problem. Here are some effective ways to fix the Driver Power State Failure error in Windows 10.

What causes the “Driver Power State Failure” message in Windows?

The “Driver Power State Failure” error (blue screen of death) is usually caused by a problem with the power management of a device connected to your PC. If the device goes into hibernation during use, or does not come out of hibernation when you try to use it, Windows considers it a critical error and displays a BSOD message. read more

How to Repair “SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION” on Windows 10

In Windows 10, a BSOD caused by a system service exception error (usually referred to as SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION) is exceptionally difficult to fix. Unlike the Windows memory management BSOD, this error can have several possible causes.

Don’t be surprised if this BSOD sounds familiar to you – this BSOD has been present in Windows for decades. Microsoft’s technical explanation says that this BSOD is usually caused when a running process on your computer tries to switch from “unprivileged code to privileged code”. read more

How to Repair “The task image is corrupt or has been tampered with” Error Message

If you get an error message Error code 0x80041321 The task image is corrupt or has been corrupted, it is due to a faulty scheduled backup task. The problem is that the task service checks several things when it schedules a task. If it detects an integrity issue or registry corruption, it marks those tasks as corrupt. The good news is that there is a way to fix this problem.

What causes “The task image is corrupt or has been corrupted”?

This error usually occurs when you try to back up your Windows 7 operating system. If you don’t fix the problem, you won’t be able to get very far because the task scheduler will recognize that the image is corrupt and refuse to do anything with it, causing you to get stuck and the image to become unusable. read more

How to Resolve “The Operating System Version Is Incompatible with Startup Repair” Error Message

Windows 10 has released many updates with exciting new features, and all of them are free. But some problems remain, despite frequent updates and numerous bug fixes. However, if you look around and look in the right places, you can find solutions to most of your problems that don’t seem to be solved yet.

In this article, we will look at the “Operating system version is not compatible with automatic restore” error message that you may see when you try to run an automatic restore. read more

How to Repair the “Internet Explorer has stopped working” Problem

Sometimes Internet Explorer just crashes. There is no obvious reason, and Windows just tells you that Internet Explorer no longer works. It says it’s “looking for a solution,” but no matter how long you wait, nothing happens.

Surprisingly, this is a fairly common problem. While this problem is quite frustrating, it’s usually not hard to solve.

What causes the “Internet Explorer has stopped working” issue?

  • As with many Windows problems, the problem is usually that programs can’t access certain library files called DLLs (Dynamic Link Libraries). They allow programs to communicate with each other, exchange data, and function properly. However, if these files are damaged or lost, applications will not work.
  • The error can also be caused by corrupted cache files and incompatible plug-ins.
  • It can also be caused by a third-party “.dll” file conflicting with iexplore.exe.
  • Another reason could be that Internet Explorer is loaded with many unwanted toolbars, BHOs, add-ons, and extensions. Certain security settings in Internet Explorer can also cause this problem.

How to resolve the “Internet Explorer not working” situation?

Perform a system restore

You can return to a restore point where all configurations were perfect. The restore process returns the system to the state in which it worked perfectly. read more

How to Resolve Runtime “Error R6034” in Visual C++

In this guide, we’ll look at what runtime error R6034 is, why it occurs, and how to fix it on a Windows 10 computer. There are applications in Windows 10 that can only be run if the “C runtime library” is loaded correctly. If there is a mismatch due to software or hardware issues, you will get a runtime error instead.

In most cases, you have either a faulty program installed on your computer, or Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable packages that are not up to date. Simply updating the above packages and removing the latest application installations will fix this error in your case. If it doesn’t, it’s a complex problem that requires advanced solutions, such as resolving hardware incompatibility issues, fixing corrupted system files, or modifying the registry. read more