Contents Javaw.exe Overview Additional Information Is It Harmful? Error Causes How to fix it Run a Malware Scan Run Windows Repair Tool Modify Variable Path Apply Registry Fix Would you like to know what javaw.exe is? Have you recently encountered an issue or error that referenced this specific file? Javaw.exe is missing errors are relatively […]
If you’ve recently noticed the au_.exe process in Windows Task Manager, then you may have been taken aback by how much resources it was consuming. Many end users observe the au_.exe process consuming a considerable amount of system resources, especially during the installation or uninstallation of an app.
Windows Task Manager is a built-in tool that you can use to discover hundreds of different programs and processes running in the background of your system. Many of these processes are labelled, making it easier to identify their purpose. Whereas others, have somewhat unclear, confusing names, such as werfault.exe, mmc.exe, csrss.exe, ctfmon.exe and more.
The “sqlite3.dll is missing from your computer” error is reported to occur when an end user attempts to run an application. In the vast majority of cases this error happens on Windows 7 & 8 based systems. This error can rear its ugly head in a variety of situations including, when using certain apps, during system start-up and when shutting your system down.
It’s not uncommon for an end user to encounter a “The parameter is incorrect” error while attempting to connect an external hard drive, USB stick, SD card or some other form of storage, to their Windows based system. When the error occurs it completely shuts you out of accessing the drive and its contents. In some instances, it can even result in data loss, which makes fixing it all the more important.
Have you recently fallen prey to a wdf01000.sys blue screen error? Would you like to know how you can rectify this issue? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we discuss, the why, the how, along with step-by-step instructions you can use to fix it right now.
DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER is one of many Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors that you can face on your operating system. This particular error occurs when a parameter within the Windows Kernel is only able to handle a value of specific length (maybe 32-bit), but the driver sends a 64-bit value that exceeds the limitations of the parameter. DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER errors are given the value 0x000000F7 and can occur at virtually any time during a normal Windows session, although in most cases, it’s likely to occur during Windows start-up.
Driver WudfRd failed to load is not uncommon as errors go, as it occurs most often after a Windows 10 upgrade. The result of driver incompatible after an operating system update. The WudfRd error may be the outcome of your current installed drivers being overwritten by Microsoft’s generic driver set, causing a conflict.