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0X800F0235 This error pops up when a 32-bit app tries to do driver work inside 64-bit Windows. The fix is usually running the right tool from the right place....
0X80110428 Your COM+ app can't load its TypeLib. Usually a broken COM registration or a corrupt DLL. Re-register the DLL and rebuild the component....
0X8002802D This error shows up when a COM object or DLL tries to register a name already taken in the Windows Registry. It's a pain but usually simple to fix....
0X8000402B This error means a COM+ component tried to check security context inside IObjectControl but found none. Usually caused by misconfigured roles or missi...
0X800401EE Happens when a COM call fails because the object doesn't support a prefix. Real trigger: dragging files from SharePoint to Outlook. Fix is in the Regi...
0XC00D00CC This error pops up when Windows Media Player or a streaming app can't find the network adapter name you specified. Usually happens after a network res...
0XC01A0026 This error means Windows already queued a log full handler but another request won't stack. We'll clear the log and reset the event handle....
0X8009100E This error means Windows can't verify a file's digital signature. I'll show you three fixes, from a 30-second date check to a full reinstall....
0X40020056 This RPC error means a UUID was allocated but only works on the local machine. It's common after DNS changes or replication sync issues. Here's how to...
0X00000075 An app sent a bad IOCTL command to a driver. Usually a corrupt driver, broken hardware, or buggy software. Reinstall the driver or roll back a recent ...
0X000008CB You get this error when a script or LDAP call hits an Active Directory attribute that has a mismatched schema asg_type. It's a metadata problem, not a...
0X80110481 This error means your COM+ registry database is missing a schema version. The fix is to register the COM+ catalog files again. I'll show you exactly h...
0X8004E02F This COM error pops up when a 32-bit app tries to call a 64-bit COM object (or vice versa). We'll fix it by matching bitness or using a surrogate....
0XC00D1389 You'll see this in Windows Media Player or Internet Explorer when a streaming media playlist gets cached and then changed on the server. The fix is cl...
0X000036B8 This error means two versions of the same Windows component are fighting. The quick fix is clearing the Winsxs store and reinstalling the app. Works e...
0XC01E05E0 This error means a graphics app tried to run in a remote session but only works on the local console. The fix is usually a registry tweak or group pol...
0XC00D1BA6 This error means Windows lost a device control handle for a mic or camera. Usually happens after unplugging a USB device or driver crash. Quick fix: r...
0XC00D1128 Shows when Windows Media Player tries to connect to the web while the machine has no active Internet. Usually a proxy or dial-up config issue, not a t...
0XC0262349 This error hits when remote desktop or display config tries multisampling on unsupported hardware. Here's the fix....
0XC00D11A0 Windows Media Player can't sync to your portable device. This is usually a driver issue or a permissions problem. We'll fix it step-by-step....