How to Troubleshoot Default Printer Keeps Changing in Windows PC

Have you noticed that the default printer keeps changing if you have multiple printers configured on your computer? This is due to a new feature in Windows 10 called “Allow Windows to control the default printer,” which automatically sets the last printer used as the default printer.

While this may be useful for some users, many others may prefer to set the default printer manually. If you want to prevent Windows from changing the default printer, you can do so in the Windows preferences or by using the Windows registry editor. read more

How to Resolve: Windows Update Error 80072ee2

If you get Windows Update error code 80072EE2 when checking for updates, chances are the Windows Update storage folder is corrupt and needs to be re-created or there is a policy in the Windows registry that defines an automatic update server.

Problem description: Error code 80072EE2 was received when Windows tried to check for updates through Windows Update.

In this article, you will find detailed instructions on how to fix the error “Code 0x80072EE2” in Windows Update.

What causes Windows Update error 80072ee2?

This error probably means that your Windows Update folder is corrupted. This error occurs when the Windows update process fails. This type of error message can occur when you try to install new updates on your Windows PC. When you try to update your Windows PC, the update fails and this Windows Update error code 80072ee2 is displayed. read more

Troubleshooting Windows Update Error Code 0x80070437 in Windows 10 PC

If you have encountered Windows Update error 0x80070437 when upgrading to Windows 11/10, this article may be useful for you to fix this error. If this error occurs on your computer, you will see the following message under Update Status:

There was a problem installing the updates, but we will try again later. If you keep seeing this message and want to look online or contact support, it might help: (0x80070437)

What causes the Windows Update error code 0x80070437?

  • Not enough disk space: The Windows drive (default C drive) may not have enough space to install Windows updates, eventually leading to this error.
  • Insufficient Internet connection: Obviously, without an active Internet connection (good bandwidth) you will not be able to download and install Windows updates. Limited Internet access, despite an existing connection, can also lead to this error.
  • Background programs: When you start your computer, various applications such as antivirus software, basic system processes, and other previously installed software automatically run in the background.
  • Accidental shutdown: Windows update errors can occur if you accidentally shut down or reboot your computer.
  • External hardware devices: Unused external hardware devices such as headphones, printers, scanners, USB drives, speakers, etc. may be causing the error.

How to resolve the Windows Update error code 0x80070437?

Launch the Windows Update troubleshooter

  1. Click on the Windows icon and select Settings.
  2. Select the Update and security category.
  3. Select the Troubleshooting submenu.
  4. On the right side, click the Advanced Troubleshooting link.
  5. Expand Windows Update and click Run Troubleshooter.
  6. Follow the instructions on the screen.
  7. If a fix is available, click Apply this fix.
  8. Restart your computer after performing these steps, and then check to see if you were able to update Windows.

Windows 10 has a built-in application called Windows Update Troubleshooter that helps you detect and fix update-related issues. If you are experiencing such a problem with your device, you should use this tool. read more

How to Repair “System error 67 has occurred” in Windows 10

If you see the error message “System error 67 has occurred” when performing a network discovery scan on your computer, don’t worry. The problem is related to the network card driver in your computer. Updating the driver will solve the problem on your computer. Follow these initial workarounds to try simpler solutions to your problem.

What causes the message “System error 67 has occurred”? read more

Troubleshooting Error 0x800f0831: Installation Failed, Windows Could Not Install the Following Updates

Error 0x800F0831 is a common problem with Windows updates. This error is usually accompanied by the message: Installation failed: Windows was unable to install the following update with error 0x800F0831.

This error can occur when trying to perform a traditional cumulative update installation or update Windows 7/8/8.1 to Windows 10.

What causes error 0x800f0831?

In general, error 0x800f0831 is caused by Windows Store cache, Windows Update service unavailable, antivirus software, or update files corrupted.

There are several causes for this problem: read more