If you want a system that’s secure and runs smooth, then it’s imperative you keep it up-to-date with the latest Windows Updates. The real issue arises, when end users are unable to complete an update. When a user attempts to download a new security patch or feature update, and an error message appears.
SEC_ERROR_REUSED_ISSUER_AND_SERIAL is an error that occurs on all the most notable browsers, such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox. It is also not exclusive to any one iteration of Windows. The error in question occurs when the user attempts to load a website. Depending on the severity of the error, it can occur when attempting to load one or all websites via your web browser.
Error 80000000 is a Microsoft Outlook issue that occurs in several instances. The most common of which, is right after an OS upgrade (Windows 10 > 11). The simple gist of it, is an inability to connect to the exchange server.
SSL_ERROR_HANDSHAKE_FAILURE_ALERT is an error notification that appears when a website fails to pass a verification check. This error occurs on all the major browsers, such as Edge, Chrome & Firefox and on all versions of Windows. However, in the vast majority of instances, Firefox is the browser that tends to be most affected by this issue.
RESULT_CODE_HUNG is a browser based error notification that can and typically does appear in the most random circumstances. Your typical symptom is an inability to access whatever site you were on or trying to load. Other circumstances in which this error may occur includes, when accessing specific services online.
Windows Defender is an internet security tool developed by Microsoft for their Windows line. Windows Defender has been improved quite considerable in Windows 8 and 10 operating systems, with a host of new characteristics and features. Windows Defender is freeware, designed solely for the purpose of protecting your system from external threats, such as malicious files and hackers.
Are you having problems updating Windows? Does the Windows Update service return error 0x80246007 every time you attempt to use it? What kind of solutions have you used in resolving this issue? If any of this resonates with you, then I suggest you continue reading for my answers. In this post I will be discussing essential information on Windows Update error 0x80246007, such as how to tackle it, and why it occurs, and preventative measures, to ensure it doesn’t reoccur in the future.