Denoted by the code, 0x44, MULTIPLE_IRP_COMPLETE_REQUESTS is a Stop (BSOD) error that indicates multiple requests to complete a single IRP (I/O request packet), consequently generating a harmful conflict. IRPs are kernel mode structures used by Windows Driver Model and Windows NT Device Drivers to lay effective communication grounds between themselves and the OS. When a Continue reading →

Have you ever tried copying files from your PC to USB, or vice versa? Well, of course you have. Have you ever experienced annoyingly slow data transfer rates? Admit it, you have. Have you ever done anything about it? NO, you have not! Read this article and observe the experience. Living in an era where Continue reading →

Getting an error while you navigate through your system is one thing, but receiving a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) at computer start or reboot is a completely different story. Subsequently, the user is left gazing at a bunch of scary statements displayed on a Blue Screen, and is denied any further entry into Desktop. Continue reading →

0xc0000185, otherwise known as 0xc185 is a BSOD or STOP error that occurs when a computer fails to communicate with the Drive containing OS. A loose hardware connection or missing boot files may cause this hazard. Nonetheless, the PC halts during Windows boot, and denies any further developments until the issue is resolved. In this Continue reading →

Windows Search Service is a potent tool incorporated into the Search application to help organize the extracted features of a collection of documents, and simply deliver search results in a more presentable way. When processing files, this service, known as WSS, works by analyzing a set of documents, extracting useful information, and finally organizing the Continue reading →

While all IT experts advise you to defragment your hard drives for optimal computer performance, it is unnerving when the procedure halts with a Defrag Error, coded 0x80070057 (The parameter is incorrect). This fault is reported to occur noticeably when carrying out the procedure in Windows 8.1, the latest sequel to the Windows series. Unfortunately, Continue reading →

When your Windows 10/8(8.1)/7 embraces a state of insomnia, you can bet things are not looking good for your system. No matter what you do, how hard you try; your computer behaves worse than a 5 year old and simply refuses to take a nap. In this article, you will be shown how to put your Continue reading →