Sometimes Windows 10 displays error code 0x80070520 when the user is trying to log in to Windows Store or use Windows Store apps like Xbox, Microsoft Solitaire Collection, Ultimate Word Games, and other. Most of the time the problem starts occurring after Windows 10 patches or updates are installed. However, sometimes this error code pops up on a fresh install. In this post we’ll help you to fix Windows 10 error code 0x80070520 quickly and easily. Read the rest of this entry »

The Problem: you’re trying to update Windows but keep getting error code 0x80070002. This error happens when you’re trying to install some Windows updates and rebooting your computer doesn’t help. Typically, the error message tells you that Windows failed to search for the update.

The Solution: in this article, we’ll explore three solutions that are most likely to fix error code 0x80070002. Read the rest of this entry »

Windows 10 has greatly improved the automatic updates process and it does a really good job applying the correct settings to your system. However, sometimes even the smart Windows 10 updates go wrong and you end up with the dreaded BSOD (Blue Screen of Death). This Windows 10 update error is really common. In this post we’re going to help you fix Error Code 0xc000000d really quickly.

Why Did I Get the Windows 10 Update Error Code 0xc000000d?

The most common reason for this BSOD is a corrupted driver. Usually, you’ll get a message on the actual blue screen telling you that “PC/driver needs to be repaired”. However, sometimes a general PC error can lead to this error code message. If that’s the case, you won’t be able to open anything from the taskbar and getting into BIOS won’t give you any results. Read the rest of this entry »