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Error Loading Operating System

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The Error Loading Operating System error appears when an operating system fails to load properly. This error is localized to the Microsoft Windows XP operating system, so users of other operating systems should not face this problem. Essentially, the Error Loading Operating System error occurs at a point between the computer’s BIOS running checks on the system’s hardware and the actual launching of the operating system. This error is usually accompanied by a black screen and occurs directly after the installation of Windows XP. What Causes this Error? The Error Read More

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WoW Error 132

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Players may come across WoW error 132 while playing the popular multi-player game World of Warcraft. The error is generic in nature, but typically indicates a computer memory or assembly over heating problem. Since the error code does not specifically indicate the problem, the computer has to be generally troubleshooted in order to identify WoW error 132’s source and correct the issue. Before troubleshooting the computer’s software, however, the user should conduct a visual inspection of the area surrounding the computer’s hard drive and remove all obstructions that can interrupt Read More

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Cannot Copy and Paste in Windows

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Copy and paste are Windows commands that allow users to copy content from a source that is then “pasted” in another window or program. The process can be done by selecting any supported content such as text or a file on the disk, right clicking to open the context menu, selecting copy from the list, moving the cursor to the next location and opening the context menu again, then selecting “paste.” It can also be handled with the hotkeys, “Ctrl+C” to copy and “Ctrl+V” to paste. An example of the Read More

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Error Number: 0x800CCC0E

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Error Number: 0x800CCC0E occurs in the Microsoft Windows family of operating systems when there is a problem with Microsoft Outlook Express. A conflict with Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) servers while using one of the Microsoft Outlook Express programs to read or browse through mail traditionally causes the error. The full text associated with the error may be: “The connection to the server has failed. Account: , Server: , Protocol: SMTP, Port: 25, Secure (SSL): No, Socket Error: 10051, Error Number: 0x800CCC0E.” What Causes this error? The Error Number: 0x800CCC0E Read More

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How to Flip a Computer Screen Upside Down

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Windows Hot Keys allow computer users to conduct specific Windows operating system (OS) functions without having to navigate to application menus, which saves time. A common task that can be accomplished through Window Hot Keys is flipping a computer screen upside down. The resulting display can also be reversed with a similar method or by using applications found in the Windows Control Panel. How to Flip a Computer Screen Upside Down with Windows Hot Keys Step 1 – Press the “Ctrl” + “Alt” + “Down Arrow” keys simultaneously. The computer Read More

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COM Surrogate Has Stopped Working

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A common problem that Windows Vista users face is getting the “COM Surrogate Has Stopped Working” error message whenever a folder that contains multimedia or video files is opened. COM components that third party applications that are not fully compatible with the Windows Vista (and other versions of the Windows platform) install normally cause this error. Some applications that have been known to cause the error include DivX and Nero. There are a number of solutions that have been found to solve the error depending on the specific build of Read More

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Error 1706

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Error 1706 is a Microsoft error that is sometimes generated when you install a Windows package from some form of removable data. Examples of removable data would be a CD-ROM or a DVD. Typically, the exact text of Error 1706 will include the phrase "no valid source could be found." How Did The Problem Occur? One of the usual causes of this problem is that the Windows Installer or MSI file is not residing in the root folder of the media that is found on the removable data. This does Read More

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Error 0x800ccc79

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Error ox800ccc79 typically appears in Microsoft Outlook when messages are sent. The error message can also affect other messaging clients, regardless of the manufacturer. It usually states that the e-mail cannot be sent due to Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) relay blocking. The message’s specific wording may vary, depending on the Internet Service Provider (ISP). These error messages are becoming more common because ISPs are starting to take action against SPAM. Many ISPs are blocking SPAM by requiring that each user be dialed directly to their system in order to Read More

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Error 1933

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Error 1933 is a Microsoft error that is sometimes generated when your attempt to install Microsoft Project fails. The general text of Error 1933 reads as follows: "Windows files must be installed for your installation to proceed." This issue indicates that the installation process involves functions that the operating system will not allow. How Did The Problem Occur? Generally, there are a couple of things that must be true in order for Error 1933 to occur. First, the operating system on the hard drive has to be Microsoft 2000, Microsoft Read More

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Error 88780078

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Error 88780078 may occur on Windows computers when attempting to play audio files. This indicates that there is a bad DirectSound driver on the computer. This error is most commonly associated with using WinAmp to play audio files on Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7. Though this is the case, other audio players can also trigger this error. How to Fix Error 88780078 Step 1 – Select “Start,” “Settings,” and “Control Panel” to open the “Control Panel.” Step 2 – Select the “Audio” menu tab and verify the information listed Read More

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