Windows Errors

Receiving any BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) errors can be very frustrating and annoying especially when you do not know how to solve the appeared problem. During regular work or browsing, users may be interrupted with a sudden shutdown resulting in a Blue Screen. DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION is an error code that pops up due to hardware/software incompatibility, damaged files, and driver issues. However, there is no reason to worry since we will help you get rid of this problem in the article below.

BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) errors might be the chief problem that has been targetting most Windows users. This time around, we are facing VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE error that pops up due to the system crash. The problem is displayed on a Blue Screen saying that your PC encountered a problem and soon to be rebooted for automatic repair. "VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE" is typically caused by display driver malfunction. However, sometimes it can be related to other problems like file corruption, disk failures, and malware infiltrations. Unfortunately, it is impossible to eradicate all errors, so you have to keep an ear to the ground for further engagements. In this article, we will provide necessary information on how to get rid of this glitch and get back to normal usage.

DRIVER_PNP_WATCHDOG is one of the BSoD (Blue Screen of Death) errors that pop-ups whilst installing an update. This means that during the process, the system froze and eventually went down facing the Blue Screen. Blue Screen, therefore, says that Windows is gathering additional information about the problem in order to automatically solve it. It also displays the error code at the bottom that can be used for manual search for a solution. However, Windows does not always resolve such issues, even if it does, the error will persist and appear from time to time. DRIVER_PNP_WATCHDOG may be related to multiple reasons such as driver, updates, disk and configuration issues, Thus, you will have to spend some time on testing each solution that is listed below to rectify the annoying error.

BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) errors are quite common around Windows users. Followed by a system crash, the computer fails to initiate some necessary processes that maintain the hardware state. "DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE" code is not an exception and appears whilst waking up your PC after sleep or hibernate mode. The error results in a BSOD crash saying that your pc has problems with drivers. Drivers themselves are very important since they establish communication between software and hardware to operate properly. This particular issue is related to either malfunctioned drivers or wrong battery configuration that cannot communicate with your hardware correctly. "DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE" error has been in the spotlight of many users and if you are one of those, follow the fixing guide that is mentioned down below.

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA is a common Windows issue that is typically addressed to RAM disruptions. It has been dominant on all Windows versions like 10/8.1/8 and 7. The error unfolds as a Blue Screen of Death after a system crash. The popping-up error means that the pc failed to request a page of memory which therefore hindered Windows from running correctly. Thereafter, Windows will start automatically collecting the data and fixing the issue which will, therefore, result in a reboot. Unfortunately, the automatic repairing process does not always appear successful. Instead, sometimes people cannot log into the system because the Blue screen keeps endlessly appearing while attempting to launch the PC. "PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA" error is often related to memory configuration hiccups or corrupted hardware prospects. However, since this type of problem has been existing and targetting most of the Windows users for a long time, we have gathered a set of most effective and testified tools that will help you eliminate this problem in the article below.

Most of the BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) errors are typically related to malfunctions of different parts of the system. There is plenty of errors that keep pestering and confusing most of the users. Today, we are going to discuss the "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" error that can be seen on all Windows versions. Likewise other system errors, "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" pops up when some processes failed to run properly and resulted in urgent reboot to fix the issue and prevent the damage. Below, you will learn the most typical reasons for the "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" error occurrence companied by the most effective solutions.

Windows Latest reports that with the latest KB4535996 update released by Microsoft for Windows 10, users started complaining about numerous crashes resulting in BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) errors. The patch was manufactured at the end of February and was supposed to fix previous problems, however, it only toped up the list of irritating errors. Besides that, some users did not manage to finish the installation of the update. Instead, the installation froze and subsequently broke into the failure. Unfortunately, the issue persists even after a reboot. Somebody got a little bit luckier since they successfully managed to install the update but still faced multiple issues with their PCs. Note that KB4535996 is a minor patch that is not necessary to install hence you can easily skip it. Therefore, the best and simplest method to get rid of the "CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED" error is obviously deleting the KB4535996 update. Keep reading below to learn how to do that and see some other tips that can be useful in fixing the issue.

Error 0xc000007b is a common Windows 10 issue that can be seen when trying to launch some applications. It has been found that it usually pop-ups after installing new patches or feature updates. The range of affected apps may vary from typical games to in-built software. The issue, therefore, prevents users from entering say a game by showing a message like this "The application was unable to start correctly". This error may be pointing on various reasons such as missing or corrupted fragments like .NET framework 3.5 or Visual C++ Redistributable that are indispensable for running most of the programs. Some users work around the error by simply rebooting their PCs. Unfortunately, this method does not always solve the problem, especially if you do not want to constantly restart your computer after encountering the problem.