Buffer overrun detected problems may occur when software that is coded in C or C++ permits unsafe data. This problem happens with all operating systems, but it is particularly common on Windows operating systems. The unsafe data that is introduced externally can exploit vulnerabilities in software or cause program crashes. This can permit malicious software to enter and harm the computer. Buffer overrun detected error messages should be corrected as soon as possible to ensure that greater security issues do not arise. Follow the instructions below to solve the buffer Read More

Error 0x0000007e is an error message that is displayed whenever a computer cannot access one of its hard drives, ports, optical drives, system files, or other critical components necessary to run the operating system. Usually, the computer’s error handler discovers these problems immediately upon booting from a device and will display a specific error message before the user is able to log in. However, if an exception occurs that prevents the error handler from discovering these problems immediately, it will display Error 0x0000007e after the computer has booted up and Read More

Error 1327 invalid drive can be triggered on a Windows computer when installing software that refers to a nonexistent drive, or when a computer attempts to reference the home drive’s default “H” drive when Windows Enterprise is installed. If the “H” drive is neither accessible nor installed on the computer, the software being installed would be looking for operating system components that are not in an expected location, therefore the error is triggered. Unfortunately, error 1327 cannot be corrected by disabling the non-existent drive via the computer’s Control Panel and Read More

Computer professionals have used the VMWare workstation for a number of years to test software on different types of operating systems on a single computer. Those who purchase and download the VMWare software from the online store often encounter VMWare error 1335. This error is typically as a result of downloading the incorrect software build, which fails the software’s MD-5 hash test. How does the VMWare Workstation work? The VMWare workstation creates a fully isolated virtual machine that contains an operating system and its associated programs. The computer’s hardware is Read More

A “page fault” is a term used to describe a miscommunication between a computer’s page file and non-paged area. Page faults are also known by the “0x50 Stop Error” code and often result in a complete computer crash and a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death). When this happens, the user is required to restart his/her computer and will be given an opportunity to send an error report to Microsoft.   Page File and Non-paged Area A computer’s page file is a RAM (Random Access Memory) component that stores information about Read More

“No Audio Output Device Is Installed” is an error message that is displayed whenever an audio output device, whether it is a speaker or earphone, is not working properly. A number of things can cause this error message and one may become frustrated when one realizes that one’s audio output device is connected, but spontaneously stopped working properly. How to Solve “No Audio Output Device Is Installed” Because a number of things can cause the “No Audio Output Device Is Installed” error, there are several methods that one can implement Read More

If you receive an error message which reads: Windows error "Device Driver has corrupted the executive memory pool., it basically means that there is a corruption with a driver somewhere on your system. This issue can occur when an attempt to touch invalid memory at a process IRQL that is too high occurs. This is almost always caused by drivers that have corrupted the system pool. The number one cause for this problem is overwriting the end of a memory buffer; this overwrites the pool header for the NEXT block Read More

Microsoft's Windows Installer components comprise the small constituents of a program, which are installed or removed collectively. They provide a useful way to not only install programs, but also gives the user the ability to manage these programs as well. Therefore, Microsoft Windows Installer has numerous functions to improve the tasks completed by the user: The Windows Installer can be used to remove programs already installed on the hard drive. By using the Windows Installer, all of the components of the program will be removed such as files, folders, and Read More

Windows error 815 occurs when a Windows computer fails to make a DSL connection. This code replaces traditional error codes 676, 678, 691, and 769 from Windows XP, and no less than four different causes trigger it. The error’s four possible causes include DSL server problems (or an indicator that the phone line is busy), a username or password error, an unreachable destination host, or an unresponsive remote computer (general connectivity error). There are several troubleshooting steps that can be taken in order to attempt to fix Windows error 815 Read More

One of the most famous fatal errors that occurs on computers running the Windows Operating System (OS) is the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). A BSOD may be the result of a number of problems including hardware, software, or driver incompatibility with the computer’s OS. The BSOD often prevents users from rebooting their computer or using it normally. One common BSOD error that occurs is the Bad_Pool_Header. When this error occurs, the OS will not load and users will not be able to access the information stored on the NTFS Read More