Error code 0x8024001e is associated with a number of different symptoms on Windows based systems. However, today its most commonly associated with the Windows Store app in Windows 10. To put it simply, when an end user attempts to run a specific program, this error will indicate that it has not been installed, after the installation process has completed.

Error 0x0000007e is a critical error that occurs when the operating system is unable to access certain system files and components, such as the hard drive, motherboard ports or third party hardware devices attached to the system. In most cases, during the boot up sequence, the operating system will discover the problem prior completing the sequence, and display the error message immediately, halting the boot up.

There are tons of Windows users that have encountered error 0x80096004 while attempting to use Windows Updates. The error itself, typically occurs during the download and verification process, and can sometimes affect Windows Features. Error 0x80096004 also has the error code TRUST_E_CERT_SIGNATURE. In short, the error indicates that a broken or invalid certificate exists within the update package, which ultimately results in the Windows Update error.

Microsoft Security Essentials was upgraded with the introduction of Windows 10, it’s still accessible on Windows 7 and 8, but for Windows 10 users they have to contend with Windows Defender. When an end user upgrades from an older version of Windows to Windows 10, Windows Defender naturally replaces Microsoft Security Essentials.

Error 0x800700b7 indicates that an unidentified issue has occurred which has resulted in the System Restore component no longer working. This could thus translate into an inability to run the tool or to use any of its Restore Points. For those of you that use System Restore from time to time, if you’re reading this, then it means you encountered the following error message while trying to utilise this Windows component.

Error 2763 is a relatively common issue that occurs when end users attempt to install or use Adobe software on their systems. In most cases, the error is caused by the Jscript.dll file not being properly registered, which in turn inhibits the operating system from accessing this important file that it needs to run the Adobe application. If you’ve recently encountered this problem, the good news is that you can fix it using the information outlined in this tutorial.

Error 1704 occurs primarily when an end user is attempting to install Microsoft Office; typically when an installation attempt fails, and when an end user attempts to restart an installation process. Error 1704, essentially, prohibits the end user from updating their version of Microsoft Office, due to several different factors, which I will explain later. With that said, continue reading, for tips on how to rectify this problem.

Error 1706 takes place when the end user attempts to install Microsoft Office using the InstallShield. There are a number of reasons why this error occurs, all of which are tied to the Office installer. Situations such as data corruption, lack of privileges, and improper installation are things to consider.