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0x80070002
The system cannot find the file specified.
This error typically occurs when a file or resource that the system or an application needs cannot be found at its expected location.
Common causes include missing files due to incomplete installations, accidental deletion, or corrupted file paths.
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0x80040154
Class not registered.
This error indicates that a COM object or ActiveX control required by an application is not properly registered in the Windows Registry.
This can happen after software installations or uninstalls, or due to registry corruption.
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0x80070035
The network path was not found.
This error occurs when an attempt to access a network resource (like a shared folder) fails because the path cannot be resolved or reached.
Troubleshooting steps include checking network connectivity, firewall settings, and the availability of the target resource.
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0x80070005
Access is denied.
This error signifies that the current user or process does not have the necessary permissions to perform the requested operation.
This can relate to file system permissions, registry access, or administrative privileges.
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0xC0000005
An access violation occurred.
This is a common Windows exception indicating a memory access violation. The application tried to read from or write to a memory address it doesn't have permission to access.
Often caused by faulty code, memory corruption, or driver issues.
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0x80072EFD
An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions.
This network-related error occurs when a connection attempt is blocked by security settings, firewalls, or network policies. It indicates a problem with socket permissions.
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0x8007001F
The system cannot locate the object.
Similar to "file not found", this error suggests that a specific system object, which could be a file, registry key, or other resource, is missing or inaccessible.