Troubleshoot 10 Most Common Windows Errors
During the time you surfing or
browsing the web, it is very common to bump into an error. Errors are very common
to face with Windows that indicates that there is something wrong with your
device or operating system. It can be the faulty
driver, recent app corrupt the registry files associated with Windows and lot
more. Most of the time, user don’t show interest in digging out the reason
behind the error and perform a complete
wipe and reinstallation of the operating system. The re-installations some time
resolve the problem, but every time the process does not fix the problems.
Every problem has its one particular solution, what exactly works on it. Here
we have discussed the 10 most common errors of Windows with its one best
solution with comprehensive Operating
System Help.
The missing DLL files:
Missing DLL message usually means
that during the execution of a program, one of the required files (.dll in this
case) was nowhere to be found. Here you could fix the error by reinstalling the
software, or if it is a system file, you could search for that file online and
get a copy of it. It is not just that the
replacement file would always work, and secondly, you need to ensure that the
website from which you are downloading the file is trustworthy.
Device Errors:
Most of the time, the device might recently stop working, that possibly happens due to some errors in its
driver module. In order to fix the problem, first,
you need to update the device driver.
Here, start with “Device Manager”, click on the “Start Menu” and then type devmgmt.msc.
Now, locate the device and right click on it. After this, go to its properties.
Here, click on the “Update Driver” button.
The POST beeps:
This might be the first problem that
you encounter after turning on your computer device. If all the components
inside the computer are working properly, you will hear one beep. But if you
hear more than one beep than it means that certain hardware of your computer is
not working properly. Its all depends on the manufacturer of your computer’s
motherboard; any extra number of beeps that you hear suggests a faulty
hardware.
Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD):
Blue Screen of Death is one of
the most common issues that could appear in any version of Windows Operating
System. The problem has no particular solution and pressing the ESC is not the
good solutions as it does not work. This error could be resolved by restarting your device, but here you need to make sure
that you unplug all the attached USB and uninstall all the software that you
have installed recently.
Virtual Memory is too Low:
The problem usually occurs when
you have an insufficient amount of RAM or, an application is taking up your
precious memory. The one and only solution to fix the problem is buying some
more RAM chips. But if you think that the existing memory is enough and can bear
the amount of work you do, then, increase the size of the pagefile.
Browser Errors:
You might encounter varieties of
4xx and 5xx errors that could occur while surfing the web. While some of the
error, such as 404 and 408 are usually not your browser’s issue or fault but
the server you have pinged.
Fatal Exception errors:
In a computer device, most of the programs and hardware share memory and
other resources with each other. But due to some reason, if the program does
not get its request fulfilled, you would see an error on your screen “unhandled
exception” and the program might even dismiss. In order to fix the issues,
visit the Microsoft Web page and identify your problem.
System Error Codes:
Usually,
Software programmers follow a protocol in order to assign error codes to inform
users about the error and what the error indicates. Here, you can go to the
Microsoft website where they have listed all the error codes.
Error 403:
The error means that your computing device has connected to the server,
but you don’t have the credential that is must to view the page.
Error 501 or 505:
This error means that the browser
is outdated and hence does not support the version of the HTTP protocol. Moreover, it might be possible
that the browser does not have the required plugins, like Java or Flash that
are essential to show the content of the page. To fix the error, you could install
the required plug-in by visiting their official websites.
Error 406:
The error 406 means that the computer device you are using does not have the required software in order to view the content. Here, you need to ensure to download the required software that would fix the problem.
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Very helpful post to fix Windows error easily. Keep posting these kinds of post.