In 2018, after the introduction of Windows 10 Update 1803, many end users started to report a Sihost.exe – Unknown Hard Error, every time they attempted to gain access to their operating system. Many end users have reported Unknown Hard Errors, especially when running resource hungry applications, or during the Windows Update process.

Oleaut32.dll is a DLL file that belongs to the OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) component of Microsoft Windows. The OLE function consists of several DLL files, including ole32.dll, which I previously covered. Oleaut32.dll errors occur in several circumstances, with one of the most common occurring when the end user attempts to install an application.

Contents DLL Files Is It Safe? Can You Remove It? Error Causes Error in Windows 98 Cause of Error Solution Error in IE How to Fix It Run a Malware Scan Update Drivers Replace Ole32.dll Run System File Checker Ole32.dll is an important component of the Microsoft Windows platform, its primary function is OLE or […]

Windows Updates are an integral part of your operating system as it adds much needed functionality as well as providing a plug for loopholes and vulnerabilities, from time to time. However, the Windows Update component itself, is not infallible, as there are oftentimes when it also incurs errors. Windows update error 0x8024000b is just one of these errors.

Over the years, cybercriminals have created more and more crafty ways of infecting people’s devices. It’s for this reason why so many people consider acquiring an external hard drive – as a backup and countermeasure against malicious attacks. However, it’s not uncommon for these end users to encounter error 0x800703ee.

Error code 0x8007003b was first reported in 2016 at the advent of the Anniversary Edition Build 14393 update. Essentially it’s a network issue that occurs primarily on Windows 10, but also on earlier versions of Windows (such as 8 & 7), when an end user attempts to copy large files from a networked machine to a laptop/desktop.

Error code 0x8024500c is known to occur in two circumstances, these are when attempting to update an app via the Windows Store applet or when installing an update in Windows Updates. The error indicates that there’s a communication issue between the system and Microsoft Windows Update service. The Windows Store error 0x8024500c, which is essentially the same error, occurs most often when attempting to update ones version of Windows 10 using either the Anniversary or Creators Update.

Error 0x800701b1 occurs on a variety of Windows versions and indicates that there’s an issue with a drive on your system. This error usually occurs when attempting to transfer files from one hard drive to another. The error can also occur when there’s a mechanical issue with either an external or internal HDD or if the operating is unable to recognise the drive.