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0X80010109 RPC_E_RETRY means COM object asked caller to retry later. Usually caused by a busy or stale interface in Outlook, Excel, or Windows shell extensions....
0X000036BB Side-by-side assembly can't set a default activation context because one's already set. Usually a COM or manifest loading bug....
0X0000012B This error means only part of your memory read or write worked. Usually a bug in game mods or anti-cheat software, not a hardware issue....
0X8011041D This error happens when a COM+ component can't load a DLL—often after a failed update or corrupt registration. Here's how to fix it....
0X80010139 This error means your ACL has too many access control entries—usually from repeated COM app or registry edits. The fix: audit and prune excess ACEs....
0X40000023 You're trying to run a 64-bit executable on a 32-bit Windows install, or vice versa. This usually happens with old software or wrong installers....
0X000401E7 This COM error means a moniker is already registered in the Running Object Table. Here's how to clear it and prevent it from coming back....
0X80110483 Stop this COM+ registry error cold. I'll show you three fixes—from a quick 30-second check to a registry rebuild—so your 64-bit binary stops acting li...
0XC00D1390 Windows Media Player or apps using DirectShow crash with this error when a namespace callback is registered twice. Fix: clear stale registry entries o...
0X80004009 Class cache initialization fails due to a stuck COM+ catalog or corrupted cache files. Restarting the service or clearing the cache fixes it....
0X80010138 COM can't close a handle because the owning app still holds it. Common after a crash or improper cleanup in serialization code....
0X000006DE This RPC error usually means a DCOM object won't unexport cleanly. Most common cause: a leftover registry reference or a hung COM+ app....
0XC00D0FDB You get this Visual Basic or web page error when Windows Media Player ActiveX control isn't embedded in a parent window. Fix is re-registering the con...
0X800401FF This error means COM object was prematurely released. Fix it by restarting the COM+ service or fixing DCOM permissions. Common in Outlook plugins and ...
0X80040154 This error means Windows can't find a registered COM component. Usually happens when a 32-bit app runs on 64-bit Windows. Here's how to fix it fast....
0X0000025C The variant structure has corrupted data. Usually caused by a bad COM object or a corrupted registry. I'll walk you through the fixes....
0X80010112 The RPC_E_INVALID_EXTENSION error means OLE got a bad COM packet. Almost always caused by a corrupted RPC service or broken DCOM config. Here's the qu...
0X80110808 This COM+ error means a component is missing its parent app. The fix is deleting and recreating the component under the right COM+ app....
0X80010137 COM+ can't write its scratch file. Usually a corrupted DCOM or COM+ catalog after a failed update or registry cleaner run....
0X000000BE Happens when you try to run a 64-bit program on a 32-bit Windows, or a corrupt .dll file. The real fix is using the right version or reinstalling....