Easily Solve Windows Errors
Over the years, computers have become an essential part of our lives. We not only use them to perform our official tasks but also use them for personal work, communication, and entertainment. Computers have simplified our lives in many ways. However, computers have a bad side too. For computers it is the errors that may occur at any time and cause damage to your programs and files.
Errors during program installation: Windows errors, such as Office XP error 1402, may occur when you are trying to install a new program. Installation errors usually occur:
- If the user with which you are logged on to the computer does not have appropriate rights to install the program.
- There is a problem with your user profile.
- An antivirus or antispyware program is interfering with the installation.
- There are conflicts with programs already installed on the system.
- Your computer does not meet the system requirements of the program you are installing.
So, while troubleshooting errors that occur during program installation, you must ensure to check for these problems and resolve them.
Errors when you launch a program: Rundll, Runtime, and DLL errors Windows XP and Windows Vista computer may generate when you try to launch an application. The following are some of the things you need to check to troubleshoot these problems:
- Recently installed hardware or software may be interfering with your program.
- A required program file may be overwritten (with an incompatible or older version) or deleted during installation or removal of another software.
- There may be incorrect entries in the Windows registry.
- Your computer may be infected with a malware program, such as virus or spyware.
Errors you install an update: Windows update errors, such as the Windows server update error 0x80070643c, may occur when you are trying to update your Windows operating system or some other program installed on it. Some of the common causes of Windows update errors are:
- Some of the services required to perform Windows update are disabled.
- User with which you are logged on to the computer does not have appropriate rights to perform the update.
- A security tool such as a firewall or an antispyware is interfering with the update process.
- There is some problem with system configuration—if incorrect time is set, you may not be able to perform system update.
So, to resolve problems related to Windows update, you must check these issues and resolve them.
