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Read This First - Errors |
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May errors that can be encountered can often be solved with ease by using one of the following methods:
1: Have you restarted your computer? Restarting your computer is the first step in narrowing down what your error may be caused by. Try this as your first step, as it can solve many problems that may occur. 2: Is there a chance of incompatibility? Incompatibility between software can cause errors in running applications. Two programs trying to perform the same task for instance will cause one of them to generate an error, so closing one may solve the problem. 3: Is everything connected properly? Often loose or broken connections between devices can cause them to interact incorrectly or have problems in transferring data. Check to make sure that any cables connecting required devices are not damaged or disconnected. Sometimes replacing a cable can solve the problem with minimal effort. 4: Is everything turned on? Sometimes it can be as simple as a device not being turned on. Always check to be sure that the device is turned on and is acting as it should be before attempting to fix the "problem". 5: Are your drivers up to date? Out of date drivers can cause unwanted effects to the devices that you have installed. Often, updates for drivers can be downloaded automatically through the device menu, selecting to update the drivers from the internet. Other times, the drivers may need to be downloaded from the manufacturers website then installed manually. Make sure to check all these basic things before trying a solution somewhere in this site. |
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Disclaimer: WE DO NOT SUGGEST IN ANY WAY THAT THE SOLUTIONS LISTED HERE WILL BE SAFE OR WORKING IN ALL CASES. THIS IS JUST A GUIDELINE, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. |