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It is extremely frustrating to have your PC restart suddenly while you are in the middle of a game. This is likely an indicator of a certain problem, and you need to rule out its cause to avoid any critical system failure.

The error message may be displayed as below:

Method Difficulty Rating

Fix Overheating

Overheating can be a big deal for PC components. It is essential to clean your PC properly, and an advisor on Microsoft Community has proposed a beneficial way to fix this restarting issue. Also, check for any defects or damage in your system’s cooling devices or any malware interrupting the process. Here are the steps to clean your PC:

1. Clean Fans: Open your PC’s computer case > Check all the components > Use compressed air > Remove all the dust > Use a damp cloth to clean the fans.

   

2. Remove Malware: Download an anti-virus application such as McAfee > Scan your PC for malware > Wipe out any malware that you spot immediately.
3. Replace Component: Check for worn-out thermal paste, broken AIO pump, or a worn-out CPU fan > Replace or repair the defective component.

If you feel the fans installed on your PC are not doing a good job, get a better cooling system. You can install more fans or a liquid cooler to improve the cooling system. A liquid cooler can better keep your components cool and prevent them from overheating than the fans in the computer case. You can check out our article on How to install a liquid CPU cooler?

Check PSU

A faulty or unstable PSU can be a reason behind this restarting issue. If your system is restarting while playing some specific games and not all, the reason behind it is with different specs, power consumption is also different.

Check for worn-out power cables or damaged power outlets, and use a multimeter to ensure the power supply. Test it and see whether its pins are giving the correct voltages. It isn’t very accurate if you fail to see it providing the right range of voltages. Therefore, it would be best to replace it with a new one. Replacing the old PSU with a new one also resolved the issue for users on Overclockers UK.

Disable Pagefile

Disabling the pagefile makes your Windows more responsive and allows applications to run faster than usual. It reduces load time and usually aids in restarting issues. Dove Tail Forum users also found this beneficial. Here are the steps to disable this feature:

1. Change Virtual Memory: Press Windows + R > Type the command sysdm.cpl in the Run dialog box > Press ENTER > Choose Settings in Performance > Go to Advanced tab > Find the Virtual Memory section > Select Change.

   

2. Disable Paging: Click on Automatically manage paging file to remove the tick on it > Choose No paging file > Click Set > Hit Yes.

Wrap Up

PC restarting while gaming can be super annoying. It can become a headache if it happens too often. Issues like overheating and unstable PSU can worsen things if they are not identified on time. A user on Reddit found the component issue, which must be overheating the system causing it to restart:

Comment
byu/Ninjalix from discussion
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If your problem remains unsolved, it is best to head to a professional and get your system fixed before some measure issue occurs.

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The “Diagnosing Your PC” error indicates an issue during the bootup. As a result, Windows takes matters into its own hands and starts diagnosing, which ultimately causes an endless loop. This error can occur due to corrupted system files or insufficient space.

The error message will be displayed on the boot screen like this:

Method Difficulty Rating

Hard Reboot

A hard reboot restarts your device by completely switching off its power. It abruptly interrupts all processes and applications running on the computer. Hard rebooting PCs and laptops can resolve many bugs and errors, including the “Diagnosing your PC” error.

A hard reboot can sometimes set your PC straight when things get jammed. We’ve tried it, and it works! And it seems others on HP Forums have had luck with it, too. Give the following method a try:

1. PC Reboot: Press and hold the Power button for 15 seconds > Turn off the power outlet > Disconnect power cables and other devices > Wait for about a minute > Connect cable > Turn on the power supply > Start your PC.

   

2. Laptop Reboot: Unplug the power cable > Disconnect all peripherals > Remove the battery > Wait for about a minute > Insert battery > Plug in the power cord > Press the power button to start your laptop.

   

System Restore

System Restore is a Windows utility tool designed to revert the operating system to its previously saved state. Windows named those states as restore points. This utility is beneficial when an undo is needed for the system to solve any errors or glitches.

If you’re stuck with this stubborn problem, consider rolling back with a system restore. We’ve tried it ourselves, and it’s often the quickest way to restore normality. A Microsoft Vendor at Learn Microsoft has also recommended this solution. Here are the steps:

1. Open System Restore: Boot into Windows RE > Click Advanced options > Troubleshoot > Advanced options > System Restore.

   

2. Choosing Restore Point: Click Next > Choose the latest restore point > Click Next.
   

   

3. Commencing System Restore: Click on Finish.

   

Repair System Files

System Files can corrupt for many reasons, including viruses or malware, improper shutdown, and incomplete Windows Updates. Corrupt files can also result from a system crash or a damaged sector on your hard drive, which can cause issues like this. To repair system files, you can run the SFC and DISM Scan commands on the Command Prompt.

These commands thoroughly scan your system while repairing faulty and corrupt system files. We at Tech4Gamers have personally executed these commands, and they resolved the issue for us. Here’s how you can successfully run these commands:

1. Navigate to Command Prompt: Boot your system into the Windows Recovery Environment > Click Advanced Options > Go to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command Prompt.

   

2. Access Command Prompt: Select Administrator > Provide the password if available; otherwise, leave it blank > Hit Enter.

   

3. Running Commands: Run these commands one by one:

   1. chkdsk c: /r /x
   
   2. sfc /scannow
   
   3. DISM /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth
   
   4. DISM /online /cleanup-image /startcomponentcleanup
   
   5. DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

Disable Fast Startup

The Fast Startup feature allows a computer to boot up much faster after a proper shutdown. It puts the system in hibernation mode rather than shutting it down. If the system hardware can execute fast startup, it is usually enabled by default.

However, our research found that the Fast Startup feature is known to cause several bugs and errors in the system, especially in dual-booting cases. Disabling the Fast Startup Feature helped us recover our systems, and it also helped users resolve this “Diagnosing your PC” error on Ubuntu Forums. Follow the instructions below to give this method a shot:

1. Opening Command Prompt: Power your system into the Windows RE > Go to Advanced Options > Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Click Command Prompt.

   

2. Access Command Prompt: Select Administrator account > Enter the password if available or leave it empty > Hit Enter.

   

3. Disabling Fast Startup: In CMD, type powercfg /h off.

Final Words

Concluding the blog, we confirm that corrupt system files are the primary cause of this error. Since you are completely thrown out of your system, you need to access the recovery features to resolve this error, which can prove tricky for some people. Users have reported being stuck on the infamous “Diagnosing your PC” error.

It’s kinda stupid I’m asking twitter but My laptop is stuck in the infamous “automatic repair / diagnosing your PC loop” and i’ve tried everything and none of it has work
Pls help ;-; (if you can) pic.twitter.com/mhpFpkmi8Y

— Timo (@loseroftheday2) November 12, 2023

Although Microsoft has explicitly detailed a blog revolving around this “Diagnosing your PC” error, their listed methods might not be sufficient. However, you can eliminate this error successfully by executing our approved methods, which are easy to follow as we have covered each step in detail.

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Star Wars: Empire at War – Forces of Corruption is a popular real-time strategy game that immerses players in the vast Star Wars universe. However, players may encounter Star wars exception errors that disrupt the gaming experience like any software. This blog aims to explore common exception errors in Forces of Corruption and offer effective solutions to help players resume their command of galactic forces.

Method Difficulty Rating

Update System Software

Most of the time exception errors occur when you have outdated device software. Make sure that your device is up to date to ensure that you do not face such issues.

Updating your system will remove any bugs and temporary glitches thus removing the exception errors. We noted that after we updated our device, the issue was cleared. Additionally, this was also working for people in the Steam community. By taking the following steps you can clear the issue.

1. Open Guide: Open the Xbox home screen > Press the Xbox button on the controller.
2. System Settings: Navigate to Profile And System > Then to Settings > System.
   

   

3. Download Updates: Click on Updates and Downloads > Select Update Console > Start Update.

   

Disable Mods

Temporarily disabling mods is a crucial troubleshooting step to identify the source of exception errors in gaming. We tried disabling mods when we faced the issue and noted that it worked. Follow these detailed steps to effectively disable mods and isolate the problematic ones:

1. Access Mods: Navigate to the folder where mods are stored.
2. Determine Faulty Mod: Temporarily move all mod files to a different folder > Launch the game without mods > Reintroduce mods one by one to pinpoint the problematic mod.

Update Graphics Drivers

Updating graphics drivers is essential for optimal performance and compatibility. Outdated graphics drivers may lead to several issues which include exception errors. When facing the issue updating the graphics drivers worked for us and users on Sevenforums.com. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to update your graphics drivers:

1. Delete Drivers: Press Win + X > Choose “Device Manager” from the menu > In the Device Manager, find and expand the “Display adapters” category > Select “Uninstall device.” > Confirm. 

   

2. Download New Drivers: Identify your graphics card (NVIDIA or AMD) > Visit the official website of the graphics card manufacturer > Download the latest drivers.

Final Words

The Star Wars forces of corruption exception errors are not that hard to tackle and can easily be resolved using the steps mentioned above. In the Star Wars gaming universe, this game is one of the most played titles and although the game is now very old it remains a favorite among the OG Star Wars fans.

playing #StarWars Empire at War: Forces of Corruption for the first time, and Mr. Pirate Man is like "Let's just treat these fellow prison rioters like cannon fodder"

and I'm sitting here like… no?? that's not how you bad guy, dude 🧵

— #CeasefireNow #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs (@terreliv) February 9, 2024

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Have you ever received the error “Windows cannot create a homegroup on this computer”? This error may occur for several reasons, including IPv6 malfunction or PC name mismatching. According to several Microsoft users, other reasons include PeerNetworking turned off, corrupting PeerNetworking folder files, and more.

The error message may be displayed as:

Method Difficulty Rating

Enabling IPv6

The “Windows Cannot Create A Homegroup On This Computer” error can be attributed to IPv6-related issues. When a network primarily relies on IPv6 and encounters compatibility problems with certain devices or applications that are not IPv6-compatible, it can lead to the failure of Homegroup creation in Windows, triggering this specific error message. Ensuring proper IPv6 configuration and compatibility across all network devices is crucial to resolve this.

Follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Open Control Panel: Search for the Control Panel in your Windows Search.

   

2. Network & Internet: Select the Network and Internet option.

   

3. Open your WiFi settings: Click on Wi-Fi or Ethernet from the left-hand pane, depending on which connection mode you use on your computer > Reach the Change Adapter option.

   

4. Locate IPv6 option: Please select the relevant network > Browse its properties > Locate and enable the Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/ IPv6) feature.

   

5. Reconnecting the HomeGroup: After IPv6 is enabled on every computer > Try reconnecting every laptop on the homegroup to check whether the issue has been resolved.

Turning Network Discovery On

This error may also occur when Network discovery is disabled. This feature enables devices to identify and communicate with each other on a network. If Network discovery is turned off, it hinders the creation of a Homegroup as the system cannot locate and connect to other devices, prompting the mentioned error. Enabling Network discovery in network settings is essential to resolve this issue.

I resolved my system’s issue using this method. Furthermore, upon research, I discovered that multiple Microsoft users also got help from this solution. Switch the Network Discovery back on by following the steps below:

1. Run Control Panel: Open the Start menu > Run the Control Panel located in the menu.

   

2. Open Network & Sharing Center: Type network in the search box > Click Network and Sharing Center.

   

3. Select Change Advanced Settings: Select the Change Advanced Sharing settings in the left window pane > Locate the home or work network profile in the top windows.

   

4. Turn On Network Discovery: Click turn on Network Discovery > Click save changes.

   

5. Recheck the issue: Close the window > Return to your desktop > Repeat the actions that prompted the error to check whether it has gone.

Change Your Computer’s Name

If the above methods do not work and the error persists, you can try changing the name of your computer, which can alter configuration issues. By changing your computer’s name, you can force Windows to create fresh and working configuration files.

This method proved simple and helpful for me and numerous SevenForum users. I changed the name of my computer using the following procedure:

1. Rename This PC Option: Open the Search Bar in your Taskbar > Look for Find Your PC Name > Select the Rename this PC option.

   

2. Enter the New PC Name: Enter the new name > Click on the Next option.

   

3. Recheck the error: After successfully changing your computer’s name > Restart your computer > If required, perform these steps on the other computers connecting to the HomeGroup.

Enabling Peer Network Grouping Services

Another reason why this issue can raise its head is that the Peer Network Grouping Services may be turned off. They are turned on by default, but occasionally, Windows update turns some features on, which might include this feature.

This method worked on my system successfully. Moreover, this method benefitted several users on EightForum who were reporting the same problem. To re-enable Peer Network Grouping Services, follow the steps outlined below:

• Run Windows Services Via Run Utility: Press your keyboard’s Windows and R keys simultaneously to open the Run utility > Enter services. msc in the search dialogue box of the run utility window.

  

• Search the services: Search for these services:

  > Peer Network Grouping
  > Peer Network Identity Manager
  > HomeGroup Listener
  > HomeGroup Provider

  

• Start the services: Right-click on every service mentioned above  > Click on Start > Don’t change if any or all of them are already started.

  

• Switch Services Startup type to Automatic: Select these services individually > Click on Properties > Set the startup type to Automatic > Close the window > Retry creating a new homegroup to check whether the problem is resolved.

  

Final Comments

Windows, despite being user-friendly, generates several errors which are quite specific and frustrating for the users. Such an error is the “Windows cannot create a HomeGroup on this computer”. This error has generally affected the organizations, where there are several computers connected under a single controlled HomeGroup.

During my research, I found out that the majority of the Twitter users reported that they had issues in their IPv6 settings which led to the HomeGroup creation error on their PCs. This cause has been neutralized in the method I discussed above.

Turns out Windows 10 shows “A homegroup can only be created on a private network” error even if you’re on a private network IF you have IPv6 disabled. Thanks for the helpful error message, Microsoft!

— Viktor B (@noobient) February 2, 2018

I would suggest the users to reset their network settings if they come across this error, as incorrect network settings like Network Discovery and IPv6 are the primary causes of it.

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After restarting a Windows computer, and no one logged in before the user, she may be locked out of the computer locally and by domain. Windows can lock a user out based on too many incorrect attempts to enter the correct password and corrupt files, while it can be fixed by reinstalling Windows or restarting the computer in Safe Mode.

The warning message is displayed in the below fashion:

Method Difficulty Rating

Via Windows Directory/ Utilman.exe

Windows’s “Utilman.exe” command is typically associated with the Ease of Access utility. It doesn’t directly address user lockouts. However, if a system is compromised and an attacker replaces Utilman.exe with a malicious program, it can lead to security vulnerabilities. Ensuring the integrity of Utilman.exe and regularly monitoring system files can help maintain a secure Windows environment and prevent potential unauthorized access or manipulations that might contribute to user lockouts.

To solve the Windows user locked-out issue, I used the Utilman.exe file in the Windows Directory to resolve the issue, which is run through the command prompt available in the safe restart. This method worked out great when we used it on our systems. In addition, when posted online, this fix was also helpful to TenForums community users for resetting the password for a locked account. Perform the following steps:

1. Go to CMD via Guide Menu: Press the Shift key while restarting your PC > From the next screen, go to Advanced Settings > Troubleshoot > Command Prompt

   

2. cdsystem32 Command: Type the following command inside the command prompt:
   cd system32

   

3. ren Utilman.exe Command: Type and launch ren utilman.exe utilman1.exe > Run the command.

   

4. Continue to Windows 10: Close the command prompt window > Click “Continue to Windows 10.”

   

5. Check the error: Check if the system reset your password successfully.

Renaming The Executable Files

Renaming executable files in Windows, mainly when using methods like renaming Utilman.exe, can resolve user lockout issues. This process involves accessing the system in Safe Mode, renaming specific files, and subsequently resetting passwords or unlocking accounts. Users can bypass potential security vulnerabilities by altering the executable file names, ensuring a smoother login experience and preventing unnecessary account lockouts.

This method also helped me in solving my problem, which is the reason I am recommending this method, backed by my personal experience. Follow the steps below to implement the method:

1. Repeat Steps: Repeat steps 1-5 from the (Utilman.exe) method above.
2. Control Userpasswords2 Command: Next, type “control userpassword2” > press enter > A new window will pop open on the screen with the username on it

   

3. Reset Password: Locate the option “Reset password” > Click on it

   

4. Check Account Status: Type a new password in the resultant dialogue box > Type the newly set password > Check whether this will get you into your account.

   

Logging In Via Command Prompt

The “Netuser” command in Windows can also help prevent user lockouts by allowing administrators to reset account passwords or unlock user accounts. Using the appropriate syntax, administrators can efficiently manage user accounts and resolve issues related to password expiration or incorrect entries. This ensures a smoother user experience and reduces the likelihood of account lockouts in a Windows environment.

A method I used to eradicate the error from my system was logging into the system via Command Prompt. The command prompt is available in the Advanced settings panel under safe restart. Therefore, it can be accessed quickly, making this method vital. Our team tested this method for a PC throwing the same issue.

Another way to change the password is as follows:

1. Open CMD: Open the Start menu > Search CMD in the search bar.

   

2. Net user command: Type “net user” > press Enter.

   

3. Displaying Account credentials: This command will display your account name.

   

4. Set Account Passwords: Again, type “net user > *YOUR ACCOUNT NAME*.” > Press Enter > Set a new password for the account > Press Enter.

Conclusive Remarks

Every Windows user has been locked out of their computer at least once in their life. This article covers the issue of Windows users getting locked out of computers. The issue has caused trouble for a lot of users. The following tweet is an example of the issue faced by a user:

can’t wait to call IT tomorrow and tell them i’m locked out of my computer for the third time in the last three weeks

— mr secretary of the state (@samfrasersjello) February 12, 2024

The error is vastly reported on the Microsoft forums, where many users have complained about the error they are experiencing. Unfortunately, we are still expecting a response from the Microsoft technical team despite so many complaints.

@microsoft I am locked out of Windows and totally unable to get help. zero support. please explain how I can get back the use of my computer.

— meatypie (@josing) June 19, 2021

This error is mostly reported by Windows 8 and 10 users. This means that the new structure developed by Microsoft is not as secure as its predecessors. however, users can employ the steps mentioned in our guide to ensure the minimization of such issues in my opinion.

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When he started tearing down old cameras to understand how they worked, he was shocked (literally, when he got zapped by a flash discharge capacitor), giving him the power (debatable) to fall in love with videography/photography. He also started making some fun videos that later became YouTube tech reviews.

Skills:

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• Majored in Software Engineering
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The “Your PC did not start correctly” error or the Blue Screen of Death in Windows often indicates a system startup issue. Common causes include recent hardware or software changes, system file corruption, or failed updates. To remedy this, users can attempt to boot into Safe Mode, use System Restore to revert to a previous stable state, or utilize Windows Startup Repair.

The error message is displayed as:

Method Difficulty Rating

Initiating The Startup Repair Facility

A startup facility can address the “Your PC did not start correctly” error by systematically troubleshooting and resolving issues that hinder the operating system’s boot process. This may involve diagnosing hardware failures, correcting corrupted system files, and ensuring proper configuration of startup settings. Additionally, implementing advanced recovery options within the startup facility, such as system restore or startup repair, can help restore the system to a stable state and eliminate the error message.

A simple and helpful method to get rid of the error is the Startup Repair tool. The Windows OS designed this tool to detect and solve computer startup behavior problems. This method was helpful to me and various Microsoft users as well. Follow these steps to initiate startup repair:

1. Restart in Startup Repair: Hold the shift key on your keyboard while clicking the Power icon in the lock screen’s lower right corner > Select Restart.
2. Advanced Recovery Options menu: Hold the shift key while you click on the Advanced Recovery Options popup on the screen. 

   

3. Proceed to Startup Repair: Select Troubleshoot> Advanced Options > Startup Repair.

   

4. Follow the instructions: Follow the upcoming instructions on the screen > Restart the computer once the above method is followed.

   

5. Sign back in: Try signing in again once the lock screen appears.

Booting The PC In Safe Mode Sequence

If the problem persists after the above steps, log in after initiating Safe Mode. The computer gets affected by malware attacks the most when it starts up. Safe mode ensures the computer’s safety during this startup, which may remove the error.

I tried this method and was successful in resolving the issue, proving helpful for me. Follow these steps to initiate safe mode in Windows:

1. Go into Startup repair mode: Hit and hold the shift key on your keyboard > Press the Power icon on the screen simultaneously > Press the shift key while selecting the Restart option from the Power menu.
2. Account Recovery options: Afterward, the Account Recovery options will appear on the screen.

   

3. Proceed to the Restart option: Click on the Troubleshoot option > Advanced settings > Startup settings > Restart option.

   

4. Enable Safe Mode option: Select option (4) labeled Enable Safe Mode.

   

5. Sign back in Safe mode: The Windows will launch in safe mode > Sign back into your computer once it restarts.

Repairing The Boot Configuration Data

The Windows directs the bootloader to the booting sequence through the boot configuration data. An error in the boot configuration data of the Windows Bootloader program can also display the issue.

I recommend users use the Boot Repair command, which I found helpful for me and several TenForums users. Follow the steps below to repair the Windows boot configuration data sequence:

1. Advanced CMD option: Proceed to the Advanced Options from the error message display screen > Command prompt.

   

2. Enter the command: Enter the following command into the command prompt:

   bootrec /rebuildbcd

   

3. The Bootrec command you just entered will now scan the Windows installations on your PC > Hit the Y or A key on all the installations to add to the boot list.
4. Hit the Y or Enter key on command > Restart your PC > Check whether the error is resolved.

Repairing The Master Boot Record

Repairing the Master Boot Record (MBR) can eliminate the “Your PC did not start correctly” error by addressing issues that may disrupt the proper booting sequence. The MBR repair process involves restoring the essential boot code and partition information, ensuring the operating system can be initiated successfully. By resolving MBR-related problems, a stable and functional boot environment is reinstated, resolving the error message and allowing the system to start correctly.

Master Boot Record or MBR is allocated in the first sector of a hard disk drive. It aids the system in locating the OS to be booted into the computer’s Random Access Memory (RAM). I repaired the MBR in my system, so the error in my PC was neutralized.

Follow these steps to repair the Master Boot Record cleanly:

1. Advanced Options: Go to Advanced Options from the error message display > Command prompt.

   

2. chkdsk Command: Enter the following command into the Command Prompt:

   chkdsk /r

   

3. Launch Commands: Launch all the following commands sequentially in case the command does not work on the error:

   bootrec /rebuildbcd
   
   bootrec /fixmbr
   
   bootrec /fixboot

   

4. Check error status: Once finished, restart your PC > Check whether the error is resolved.

Final Comments

The blue screen of death or BSOD errors are a nightmare to Windows users as they continuously crash the OS, preventing users from accessing or utilizing their system. Among these range of errors, the “Your PC did not start correctly” is a particular one as unlike other errors which crash your system spontaneously, this one doesn’t let the OS boot from the get-go.

@awdit Just tried to set up new PC but repeatedly getting blue screen “automatic repair” “PC did not start correctly”. Please help! pic.twitter.com/YujE9ngsXn

— Andy M (@Morjmeister) August 6, 2019

Since this error has been quite troublesome for users, it doesn’t even go away when users try to boot their PC in safe mode. That’s one of the reason why I would recommend you to follow the step-by-step methods provided above to resolve this issue easily.

After clicking on ‘safe mode’ it takes me back to ‘Your Pc did not start correctly’. 😔 pic.twitter.com/8DBVAnupvg

— Mlungisi Ngcobo 🥀 (@Tresphonic) October 18, 2021

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Every gamer must know the frustration when his computer gets stuck to the point where the PC keeps crashing while gaming. PC can go into a crashing loop when the system’s power supply weakens. Other reasons might include heavy gaming, inadequate cooling systems, and viruses. The error can be why the screen hangs constantly or the computer restarts while gaming. We can fix this error by running antivirus scans, installing cooling systems, and more.

The error message is displayed as below:

Method Difficulty Rating

Disabling The Programs Running In The Background

A method that will encourage the users to try is turning off the computer’s background programs. This method reduces the computer’s RAM contents, speeds up the operations, and gives space to the games, which removes the issues.

I recommend this method as it easily took me out of the error loop. Moreover, when I searched online, multiple Microsoft users reported this method as useful. Follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Go to the Startup Tab of Task Manager: Press the Ctrl + Alt + Delete keys on your keyboard > Select Task Manager > Startup Tab.

   

2. Remove Unwanted Programs: Click on the unwanted programs in the list > Press the disable button at the bottom of the task manager.

   

3. Recheck the issue: Close the Task Manager > Restart the computer > Log back in > Check whether the error is resolved.

Running A Memory Check On The Computer

Another reason causing the PC to crash repeatedly during gaming can be an old or damaged memory chip working in the system. A system’s RAM or hard drive can sometimes become rugged and damaged due to its finished lifespan, which can cause the PC to crash when subjected to heavy gaming. This method will show startup issues if the computer’s RAM is damaged.

This method helped me get out of the issue successfully. Furthermore, several users on forums like The Guru of 3D also reported that this method worked for them. To check whether this is the issue, perform the following steps:

1. Type the command: Type mdsched.exe in the Run utility

   

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   TIP: Press Ctrl + Shift + Enter keys combination on the keyboard. In this way, the file will execute under Administrator permissions.

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2. Restart PC: Press Restart Now > Check for problems (recommended) option.
3. Recheck the error: Once the computer reboots, see if the scan indicates any problems with this option.

Running The System Files Checker To Check For Corrupt Files

The computer can often malfunction when there are corrupt or virus files, preventing computer operations. In that case, you must locate and remove the corrupt files responsible for computer crashes. The System File Checker (SFC) scan can potentially resolve the error by identifying and repairing corrupted system files that may be causing the issue.

Running the SFC scan through the Command Prompt allows Windows to fix any corrupted files automatically, ensuring the system components’ integrity for creating a Homegroup. This method is particularly effective in addressing configuration issues and improving the overall stability of the Homegroup functionality.

I tried the System Files Checker to identify and remove the corrupted files from the system. Moreover, I discovered numerous MSI forum members worked around this issue with this method. I recommend the users follow the steps below to use the System File Checker:

1. Run Command Prompt: Launch the Run Utility box > Type cmd.
2. Launch SFC Utility: Type sfc /scannow in the command prompt:

   

3. Recheck the issue: The System Files Checker will start checking the files in the computer > Please wait while the SFC Scan fixes the files automatically > Close the Command Prompt > Check whether the issue is resolved.

Final Thoughts

Every gamer knows the heartbreak of reaching a maximum point in a game, and suddenly losing all the progress because of a sudden crash! Well, these crashes happen for some reasons. The PC often crashes when subjected to heavy or continuous gaming and is primarily caused by old or incompatible hardware as reported by a lot of users worldwide.

It might be the graphics card

— Joson (@DarkJoson) March 12, 2020

Now although it could be a hardware issue, it still doesn’t completely eliminate the possibility of the error stemming from a software issue. Therefore, I would recommend users to try out the methods explained in our guide before spending their valuable money on a hardware component.

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Uzair Shabir

[Error Fix Expert]

Hello, I’m Uzair Shabir, a tech enthusiast pursuing a Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering. At Tech4Gamers, I’m an Error Fix Expert, crafting articles on different issues and how to fix them. With a Google IT Support Certificate, I navigate tech complexities to deliver insightful perspectives.

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As a Hardware Expert at Tech4Gamers, I bring my decade-long expertise in electronics design, embedded solutions, and prototyping. My knack for exposing misconceptions in the tech world finds a perfect outlet here.

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Occasionally, the error message “There was a problem resetting your PC” can occur when you try to reset your PC. This error, also known as the Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD), can happen for various reasons, including corrupt registry items, viruses, and malware. Moreover, frequent shutdowns or any external software can produce a hindrance in the form of an error.

The error message is generally displayed as:

Method Difficulty Rating

Resetting Via Command Prompt (DISM Command)

A simple remedy for the issue is to run the DISM command in the command prompt. Microsoft designed this command to analyze, identify, and remove broken system files and directories inside the PC. Running this command has a fair probability of removing the error from the PC.

I resolved the issue on my PC using this method, which I why I recommend this method to users based on my experience. Follow these steps to launch the DISM protocol in the Command Prompt:

1. Launch Command Prompt: Execute the Run utility > Type CMD.

   

2. Enter DISM Command: Enter the following command:

   dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /scanhealth

   

3. Please Wait: The DISM Command will start running, initiating the image servicing and management tool > Please wait while the DISM command finishes its operation. 
4. Check the error: After DISM Command completes its process > Close the command prompt > Reset the PC > Check whether the issue is resolved.

Using System Restore/ Restoring Last System Image

Another method is restoring the system using the system image recovery. This method allows using an older saved restoring checkpoint or file in the system’s memory, which the system uses to recover the older version of the system where the error was not present.

This method was a lifesaver whenever other methods failed to resolve the issue. The same was the case for several Microsoft users. This method can be followed using the following guide:

1. Download & install Media Creation Tool: Download > Install the Media creation tool from the official Microsoft Website.

   

2. Create Installation Media: Create Windows installation media using the tool > Restart your computer > Boot from the installation media (USB or Disc).

   

3. Set preferences: Set language > Time zone > Keyboard preferences during the installation process.

   

4. Choose Startup Repair: Choose “Repair Your Computer” > “Troubleshoot” > “System Repair” to resolve startup issues.

   

5. Use System Image Recovery: Select “System Image Recovery” from Advanced Options if you have a system image.

   

6. Check the error: Restore your system to the latest known image from your backup > After system recovery, reset the PC and check for the error.

Launching System File Scan/ Using System Files Checker

Computer malfunctions can occur due to corrupt or virus-infected files, disrupting normal operations. In such instances, it becomes imperative to identify and eliminate these corrupt files causing system crashes.

I utilized the System Files Checker Scan to detect and remove the corrupted files from the system, addressing the issues related to the computer’s stability. You can also use the System Files Checker like me and multiple IFIXIT users who reported success after using this fix. Follow the steps below:

1. Launch Command Prompt: Open the Run utility by searching the Windows Search bar > Type “cmd”.

   

2. Let SFC Scan complete: Allow changes if prompted > Type “sfc /scannow” in the Command Prompt > Press Enter > Wait for the System Files Checker to scan and fix files.

   

3. Recheck issue status: Once complete, close the Command Prompt > Reset the PC to check for error resolution.

Last Remarks

Everyone using a Windows-operated PC knows the headache of coming across a BSOD error. In this article, we are specifically looking at the causes and solutions for the error message “There was a problem resetting your PC”. This error, commonly caused by corrupt drivers and system files, is persistent enough to disturb the users operation, which is evident from many frustrated tweets asking for help.

Any of y’all know how to fix the “there was a problem resetting your pc” error?

— Nick | Quentin Grimes Enjoyer (@nmgesus) June 5, 2021

As common as this error has gotten among the users, we still await an official update from the developers concerning this issue. Until then, users should use the workaround methods explained above. However, implementing those methods will not be a piece of cake without following a guide as they are complicated and diverse in my opinion.

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Arsalan Shakil

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Arsalan Shakil (aka GuyThatDoesEverything on YouTube) is a PC Tech Enthusiast and Electronic Geek. With over 10+ years of experience in Electronics, he then decided to explore Software Engineering to design embedded products and automate existing hardware solutions. 

When he started tearing down old cameras to understand how they worked, he was shocked (literally, when he got zapped by a flash discharge capacitor), giving him the power (debatable) to fall in love with videography/photography. He also started making some fun videos that later became YouTube tech reviews.

Skills:

• 10+ years of experience in Electronics design, embedded solutions, and prototyping
• Majored in Software Engineering
• Research paper publication in IEEE for Embedded Military Uniform & LoRa WAN wireless technology
• Specialized in IoT Solutions
• PC Enthusiast & PC Modder

In his local region, he’s known to expose cheap PSU brands, often claiming fake certification or false claims on the box. He’s a true nerd and needed some friends in his life. Then he met some guys who work at Tech4Gamers, and they also came out to be equal nerds who suggested he join Tech4Gamers as a Hardware Expert.

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Often, the DCOM has trouble connecting to the computer. This error usually arrives due to a port or network connection fault. A blockage or fault between the server and computer ports causes the error, so the computer often displays the error message “DCOM was unable to communicate with the computer.” Additionally, we can fix the issue by turning off the firewall and removing corrupt files and directories.

The error message may be displayed as below:

Method Difficulty Rating

Via DCOM Configuration

You can also resolve the issue using the DCOM configuration settings. This method comes in handy when the DCOM does not have the necessary permissions to communicate correctly. It is a valuable method that I tested on my system PC.

This method was similar to what I could think of as a solution to my problem, which proved right. Additionally, various Spiceworks Community users also gave the same feedback about this method. Follow the steps below to apply this method:

1. Open DCOM Configuration: Click the Start menu icon > Type dcomcnfg in the search bar for the Windows start menu > Hit Enter on the resultant application.
   

   

2. Open Computer Properties: Select Component services > Click on Computers > My Computer icon in the list > Select the Properties option.
   

   

3. Open Default Properties: Inside the properties window > Click on the Default Properties tab.
   

   

4. Check relevant boxes: Check the boxes in the Default Properties section.
   

   

5. Hit OK: Click on Yes > Hit OK.
   

   

6. Rerun the service: Rerun the service giving the issue > check if this method resolved the error.

Turning On Files And Printer Sharing On The PC

Another method to eliminate the error is to turn on the files and printing option on the computer. This method enables the computer to start sharing the necessary files and components with other services, which can also start the data transfer between the DCOM servers and the computer.

This removes the probable blockage from the sharing modules, thus providing a clear path to the DCOM servers. I implemented this method in my system, which resolved the DCOM issue. Additionally, when I researched online, I discovered this method was fruitful, according to users on forums like Microsoft. Follow the steps below:

1. Open Control Panel: Open the control panel > Press Enter.

   

2. Open Network & Sharing Center: Click on the network and internet option > Network and sharing center.

   

3. Enable Files & Printer Sharing: Select the change advanced sharing settings > Turn on file and printer sharing.

   

4. Recheck the issue: Close the window > Rerun the service > Check whether the error has been resolved.

Using Registry Editor

Using the Registry Editor can potentially resolve the DCOM error by allowing users to modify or repair registry entries related to DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model). Adjusting specific registry settings through the Editor can address communication issues between DCOM components, ensuring a smoother interaction and resolving errors.

However, caution should be exercised when making changes in the Registry Editor, as incorrect modifications can impact system stability. The following method is highly proficient as it tested positive for me. Additionally, I discovered that this method benefited users of the Lansweeper Community. I tested this method as well and found it helpful. You can also execute this method by following the steps discussed below:

Iteration 1

1. Run Windows Registry: Execute the Run Utility by pressing your keyboard’s Windows + R key combination > Type regedit in the Run command bar > Press Enter > Click OK.

   

2. Allow operation: Allow Windows to operate the Registry Editor by clicking on Yes.

   

3. Go to CLSID Directory: In the Registry Editor > Locate and expand the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT folder by clicking on it > Do the same for the CLSID folder inside the directory.

   

4. Go to the Error folder’s permissions: Right-click the error folder inside the CLSID directory > Go to its permissions.

   

5. Change Owner to Administrator: In the permissions tab > Change the owner to Administrator’s Group.

   

Iteration 2

1. Repeat steps: Repeat steps 1-4 from Iteration 1.
2. Go to AppID Folder: Go to the CLSID folder > Locate the AppID folder > Click on it to expand it.

   

3. Go to the error folder’s permissions tab: Find the folder within the AppID folder you received in the error message > Right-click on it > Select permissions.

   

4. Change the owner to Administrator: In the permissions tab > Change the owner to Administrator’s Group.

   

Iteration 3

1. Search Control Panel: Search the Control Panel in the Start menu.

   

2. Open Administrative Tools: In the Control Panel > Locate and click on Administrative Tools.

   

3. Open Component Services: Once inside the Administrative tools > Locate and click on the Component Services from the list.

   

4. Open My Computer Directory: Inside Component Services > Select Computers option > My Computer.

   

5. Select Security Tab: Locate the service from the list causing the DCOM connectivity issue > Click on the Services properties > Select the Security tab.

   

6. Locate Administrator Permissions box: Locate and select the Local Service User > Check the Administrative Permissions box option.

   

7. Apply Changes: Apply the change > Click on OK > Rerun the relevant process > Check if the computer has solved the error.

Wrap Up

Unlike the rest of the errors, this issue has a unique connection as it relates to the DCOM servers, used mainly in organizations over local or WLAN-connected computers. As the error mainly impacts organization and businesses I was not surprised to see user compaints on popular social media platforms. 

Event Log System Error: ADMINSKXP – 10009:DCOM was unable to communicate with the computer ASHFORD06 using any of the configured
protocols.

— Ashford Sch ICT Dept (@ictash) April 24, 2009

In my opinion, the people facing this error should check for the permissions of the computers in connection, because if any of the computers denies the connection, it can potentially cause a disruption in the entire network. Besides this, users have also reported of the error surfacing when they install a new update.

However, there has been no response from developers on the issue. so while we wait for an official response regarding a permanent solution, you can follow my guide to resolve the issue on your system.

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Uzair Shabir

[Error Fix Expert]

Hello, I’m Uzair Shabir, a tech enthusiast pursuing a Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering. At Tech4Gamers, I’m an Error Fix Expert, crafting articles on different issues and how to fix them. With a Google IT Support Certificate, I navigate tech complexities to deliver insightful perspectives.

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While gaming on PS4, a series of errors can occur for several reasons. One of them is the SSL Communication Error. This indicates that the PS4 is unable to connect to the PSN servers. This error can arrive in the message form as well as the following codes:

• WS-116520-5
  

• CE-112840-6

The SSL Communication error mainly occurs when we play games under EA Sports. For example, some familiar games giving out this error are FIFA, Madden, Apex Legends, and NHL. These games are often problematic with the PSN servers regarding gaming. Factors like Consistent NAT, weak network, and Firewall breaches cause this error. 

The error message might appear as follows

Method Difficulty Rating

Replace HTTPS With HTTP

The simplest method of all the listed ways is securing your web. All you need to do is replace the ‘https’ with ‘http’ in the web address you enter in the search bar of your console’s default internet browser. This manually switches the secured web version with the unsecured web address.

This can sometimes help as the firewall might occasionally mess with the PSN servers, which gives rise to the error. I followed this method, which resolved the error at my end. Furthermore, I discovered multiple users discussing on GBATEMP how this method resolved the issues from their consoles as well. Follow the steps below:

1. Approach your search bar: Open your Internet browser > Navigate to your search bar.

   

2. Remove the last letter: From your entered search > Replace the HTTPS with HTTP only.

   

Changing The Default DNS

Another fix that I tried to eradicate this issue was configuring the DNS settings by myself. This removes the possible obstruction in DNS servers, causing the internet to crash. To begin with, you can switch the DNS servers to a public DNS server to resolve the issue.

I resolved the error on my console by using this method. Moreover, I found that this method can also fix the problems faced.

Perform the following steps:

• Go to Settings: Go to Settings from the main menu.

  

• Select Network Settings: Select Network from the Settings menu > Hit the Setup Internet Connection.

  

• Select WiFi or LAN connection: Click on your preferred choice from “Use a LAN Cable (Wired)” or “Use Wi-Fi (Wireless)” connection from the options shown.

  

• Select Custom Setup: The console will display the option “How do you want to set up the Internet connection?” > Select the option Custom.

  

• Answer some questions: Review the questions about the IP Address > DHCP Host Name > DNS Settings Mode.
• Input DNS Servers: Now, input any one of the public DNS server options listed below:

  > Google DNS Server
  
  Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8
  Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4
  
  > Open DNS Server
  
  Primary DNS: 208.67.222.222
  Secondary DNS: 208.67.220.220
  
  > Cloudflare DNS Server
  
  Primary DNS: 1.1.1.1
  Secondary DNS: 1.0.0.1

  

• Change MTU & Proxy Server Settings: Toggle the MTU Settings to Automatic > Switch the Proxy Server to Do Not Use.

  

Final Thoughts

PS4 has a series of errors when it comes to Network connectivity. Out of those errors, a notable error is the SSL communication error. The error usually stems from factors like DNS configuration issues and poses distractions to several users globally. This tweet from Kate on Twitter is just an example:

@SpotifyCares hi! Having trouble using your app on PS4 – 'Cannot communicate using SSL' error comes up, any ideas? It's working on my phone.

— kate 🪩🇵🇸 (@kdvmcfly) March 11, 2016

Now although the issue has gained alot of user complaints over the years. We are still waiting for a permanent update on this issue from the PlayStation team. Howeverr for now, if you’re stuck with this error message, try the methods discussed above. However, taking preliminary precautions like power cycling the internet connection before attempting these methods is better in my opinion.

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Uzair Shabir

[Error Fix Expert]

Hello, I’m Uzair Shabir, a tech enthusiast pursuing a Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering. At Tech4Gamers, I’m an Error Fix Expert, crafting articles on different issues and how to fix them. With a Google IT Support Certificate, I navigate tech complexities to deliver insightful perspectives.

Get In Touch: UzairShabir@tech4gamers.com

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