The Outlook 0x800408FC error occurs when the mail server to which you want to connect cannot be found on the network. The “0x800408FC” error when sending and receiving Outlook can occur in any version of Outlook (2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013) and usually occurs suddenly and without changing the Outlook program or network settings.

The error 0x800408FC often occurs if you have incorrectly specified mail servers (incoming or outgoing) in Outlook mail settings. In this case, Outlook will inform you that “the server name you entered cannot be found on the network (it may have temporarily failed). Please check if you are online and if the server name is correct”. read more

If you use Windows Update or Microsoft Update to update your system, some updates or components may not install properly. In addition, if the update is a high priority update, automatic updates cannot install the update automatically or manually, so automatic updates prompt you to install failed updates.

When you check your update history, you will see that the update is listed with the status Failed when you click on the details to specify that it is an installation error with code 0x80242006. In the last column, the source code tells you whether the installation is performed via automatic updates or Microsoft Update or Windows Update. read more

Error 0X8007013D occurs in Windows Explorer when you try to copy a large file (a few GB) from a local Windows drive to the drive. You receive the following error:

An unexpected error is keeping you from copying the file. … Error 0x8007013D The system cannot find message text for message number 0x%1 in the message file for %2.

The mounted drive is disconnected after this error.

The problem also occurs when you try to copy from the command line (for example, with the copy command in cmd.exe), but the error occurs after a longer copy time, i.e. for larger files (tens of GB). read more

Occasionally, you may encounter a Windows error message with code 0x80040707, and you will probably find very little documentation on how to manage it.

This error often occurs when you run an installation or upgrade routine from Windows. This is an error in the installation shield that appears if your Windows registry is damaged in any way or if you do not have the necessary permissions to install the application.

This error leads to the following message:

SETUP FAILED TO RUN INSTALLATION : (0x80040707) read more

Error 0xC00D11BA is a Windows Media Player problem that indicates that there is a problem with your audio device. Windows Media Player is Windows’ default program for audio and video. Over the years, Windows Media Player has become a complete multimedia program that supports most audio and video formats. Additional codecs allow for even more formats to be supported.

However, to hear any sound, the audio device must work, as must the speakers. Like any program, Windows Media Player can have problems, and the 0xC00D11BA error is a possible problem. read more

BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO Error is a kind of Windows blue screen of death error, this error begins to appear immediately after updating your Windows system to Windows 10. Not only do Windows 10 users suffer from this error, but previous versions of Windows 8.1 and 8 have also experienced this error.

This type of error can therefore occur in any version of the Windows system, this error can occur with error codes STOP 0x00000074 (0x00000003, 0x00000002, 0x80087000). This proves that BAD_SYSTEM_CONFIG_INFO can be a dangerous problem. read more

Open Windows Settings with Win+I and go to Security Update – Troubleshoot. Select Windows and click “Run the troubleshooter”; Wait for the system to perform all the necessary checks, reset Windows Update and make sure everything works.

Restart your computer and run Windows Update again.
Check for driver or hardware conflicts.
Free up disk space.
Try the Windows Update troubleshooter.
stop updates.
Clear the software distribution history.
Download the latest version of Microsoft Update.
Run System File Checker (SFC).

If you’re getting a Windows Update error “Checking for updates 80072ee7”, you may need to change or remove the static IP addresses of the Windows Update service. Addresses are stored in an operating system file called the hosts file. read more

Cause: This error is most likely caused by an RPC port blocking between the servers involved in the communication or the server you are trying to work with. Background: RPC is classified as an X11 protocol and is in the port range 6001 to 6032.

Check all computer logs (network, antivirus) of your firewalls to see if the log is blocked.
Restart the remote computer to ensure that all RPC services are running correctly.

Restart the RPC server.
Clean up your computer at startup to exclude third-party applications.
Check the connection to the network settings.
Change your firewall settings.
Change the registry settings.
Use System Restore on your computer.

Error 0x800706ba “The RPC server is unavailable. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800706BA)” can occur when executing PowerShell scripts with a WMI request. RPC is classified as X11 protocol and is in the port range 6001 to 6032, usually 6007, which is blocked in this case. read more

The Windows 0X80040890 error code appears when you try to install the Google Chrome update. This Chrome browser update installation problem has the following error message:

“Google Update installation failed with error 0x80040890”

Such an error occurs when you try to get updates from dangerous websites, and you can only risk infecting your computer with viruses and forcing yourself to reinstall windows, which you may not like. I suggest that if you want to get the updates for your Google Chrome, then find and download them from a trusted website, and most likely a site that has updates for Google applications. read more

Error 0x8007045d is quite common on Windows machines, it can occur when you move/copy files from the hard disk to the flash drive, during backup, during Windows installation and others. In this article, we will discuss all the work solutions, how to repair them.

The most common error is 0x8007045d when using input/output memory (I/O) devices. It also appears when you create system backups, work with external drives or install Windows. This error warns you that there are problems with the storage device you are using (it is often physically damaged). read more