屏幕上的错误总是令人沮丧的根源。每当您的Windows 操作系统(Windows OS)因内部故障而屈服时，它总是会从一个人的脸上抽干生命。当你一开始不知道它是如何发生的时，更是如此。
在通过使用快速的互联网和数字技术使我们的生活变得更加轻松的时代，大多数人都希望一切都能完美无缺。这与事实相去甚远。在处理Windows 10时，您唯一应该预料到的就是在此过程中会遇到一些错误。
可悲的是，有些错误是不可避免的。那么为什么会出现这些错误呢？每个错误是什么意思？你怎么能修复它们？
最常见的 Windows 10(Common Windows 10) 错误消息(Error Messages)以及如何(How)修复它们(Them)
不幸的是，我无法涵盖使用Windows 10时可能遇到的所有问题。这比您可能需要坐下来阅读一篇文章花费的时间要长得多。
值得庆幸的是，许多错误代码实际上是单个错误的产物。这(Which)就是为什么我觉得最好从那里开始。
Windows 10 更新错误
您在使用Windows 10(Windows 10)时遇到的大多数错误都会在运行Windows 更新(Windows Updates)时发生。这个错误可以被称为所有烦恼之母。它将如上图所示，并且将包含以下代码之一，如果不是类似的话。
0x80070057, WindowsUpdate_8007002C, WindowsUpdate_dt000, 0x80072ee7, 80070005, 80240020, 80246007, 80070004… and many more.
据微软(Microsoft)称，这些错误发生在Windows 10启动自动更新并且程序需要用户交互时。
但是，如果您启动Windows 更新(Windows Update)，这些类型的错误可能由于各种原因而发生。通常(Often)，它需要重新启动几次计算机才能修复它。尽管不建议删除安全软件，但有时会有所帮助。
如果您已多次重新启动，但仍然出现错误，则您的软件分发文件夹可能有问题。
- 单击以打开屏幕左下角的 Windows 开始菜单。(Windows Start Menu)
- 单击看起来像齿轮的设置图标。(Settings)
- 向下滚动(Scroll)窗口并单击更新和安全(Update & Security)。
- 单击左侧菜单中的疑难解答。(Troubleshoot)
- 在疑难解答(Troubleshoot)窗口中，单击启动并运行(Get up and running)标题下的Windows 更新。(Windows Update)
- 单击运行疑难解答(Run troubleshooter)按钮。
- 按照屏幕上的向导进行操作，直到故障排除完成。
还是没有解决问题？您可以多运行几次，也可以尝试手动修改软件分发文件夹。
如果您不熟悉命令提示符(Command Prompt)的使用，此过程可能会很困难。仅在您感觉舒适的情况下尝试。
- 在任务栏上的搜索字段中键入cmd 。
- 在最佳匹配(Best Match)下，右键单击命令提示符(Command Prompt)并从菜单中选择以管理员身份运行。(Run as administrator)
您将禁用一些服务。从列表中的第一个命令开始，然后向下工作。(Start)在输入每个命令后按Enter键。(Enter)
接下来，您将重命名SoftwareDistribution和Catroot2文件夹。与上一步类似，键入每个命令，然后按Enter键。
现在，我们将重新启动您之前禁用的服务。你现在应该知道演习了。
关闭命令提示符，重新启动计算机，然后再次尝试更新。
运行时错误
发生此错误的原因有很多：您可能正在运行两个不兼容的软件程序、您的 PC 存在内存问题、恶意病毒带来的潜在并发症以及错误的编程等等。
它们通常伴随着一个数字代码，有助于识别遇到的问题。太多(Far)了，这里就不一一细说了。
值得庆幸的是，修复通常很容易。
- 打开你的任务管理器(Task Manager)。
- 单击“进程”选项卡并按“(Processes)用户(Username)名”对列表进行排序。
- 一个一个地结束每个正在运行的进程。在每个结束的过程之后，尝试发生错误时正在执行的操作。
- 如果错误没有返回，您已经找到了不兼容的程序。
- 更新不兼容的程序以防止将来发生错误。
您尝试运行的程序也可能存在错误或损坏，因此请确保所有程序在运行之前都是最新的。
蓝屏死机/皱眉脸/停止错误
臭名昭著的蓝屏死机，当(Blue Screen of Death)Windows 操作系统(Windows OS)遇到无法处理的问题并关闭以避免进一步的并发症时，通常会发生此错误。
不再只是带有数字错误代码的蓝屏，您可以通过皱眉的脸以及基本消息“您的电脑遇到问题”来识别此屏幕……(Your PC ran into a problem…)通常后跟错误代码。无论如何，在收到此屏幕后，您将被迫重新启动 PC。这会使故障排除变得有点复杂。
很有可能，您在错误发生之前所做的任何更改都可能是罪魁祸首。根据更改的内容，您可以选择使用上次已知的正确配置、通过System Restore或回滚设备驱动程序来重新启动。
确保您已应用所有Windows服务包和更新，更新所有硬件驱动程序和软件更新，并进行病毒扫描。
如果是软件问题，请重新安装或联系开发人员寻求帮助。对于硬件问题，请更新固件或更换组件。
结论
提到的错误几乎没有触及您在使用Windows 10(Windows 10)时可能遇到的许多错误的表面。根据我的经验，它们是您将面临的最常见的错误。
如果您遇到本文未涵盖的特定错误并且存在错误代码，那么快速的Google搜索可能有助于了解它发生的原因以及如何最好地修复它。
The Most Common Windows 10 Error Messages & How To Fix Them
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In a time when our lives are being made easier through the use of fast internet and digital technology, most would expect everything to work flawlessly. This couldn’t be further from the truth. When dealing with Windows 10, the only thing you should expect is to encounter a few errors along the way.
Sadly, there are some errors that are unavoidable. So why do these errors occur? What does each error mean? How can you fix them?
The Most Common Windows 10 Error Messages & How To Fix Them
Unfortunately, I won’t be able to cover all of the issues one may encounter when using Windows 10. It would take far longer than you likely have to sit down and read an article.
Thankfully, a lot of error codes are actually the product of a single error. Which is why I feel it best we start there.
Windows 10 Update Errors
Most of the errors that you’ll encounter with Windows 10 will occur while running Windows Updates. This error can be referred to as the mother of all annoyances. It will appear like the image above and will contain one of the following codes, if not something similar.
0x80070057, WindowsUpdate_8007002C, WindowsUpdate_dt000, 0x80072ee7, 80070005, 80240020, 80246007, 80070004… and many more.
According to Microsoft, these errors occur when Windows 10 initiates an automatic update and a program requires user interaction.
However, if you initiate the Windows Update, these types of errors can occur for various reasons. Often times it will require a few computer restarts in order to fix it. Removing your security software can help at times though it’s not recommended.
If you’ve restarted multiple times and you’re still getting the error, then there is a possibility that something is wrong with your software distribution folder.
- Click to open your Windows Start Menu in the lower-left corner of your screen.
- Click on the Settings icon which looks like the cogwheel.
- Scroll down the window and click on Update & Security.
- Click on Troubleshoot from the left side menu.
- From the Troubleshoot window, click on Windows Update under the Get up and running heading.
- Click on the Run troubleshooter button.
- Follow the on-screen wizard until troubleshooting is complete.
Still doesn’t fix the problem? You can run it a few more times or you might give manually modifying the software distribution folder a try.
This process could prove difficult if you’re unfamiliar with the use of the Command Prompt. Only attempt it if you feel comfortable.
- Type cmd into the search field on your taskbar.
- Under Best Match, right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as administrator from the menu.
You’re going to be disabling a few services. Start with the first command on the list and work your way down. Press the Enter key after each entered command.
Next, you’ll be renaming both the SoftwareDistribution and Catroot2 folders. Similar to the previous step, type in each command followed by the Enter key.
Now, we’ll restart the earlier services you disabled. You should know the drill by now.
Close out of the command prompt, restart your computer, and attempt your updates again.
Runtime Errors
There are many reasons for this error to occur: You may be running two incompatible software programs, your PC has memory issues, potential complications brought on by a malicious virus, and bugged programming to only name a few.
They are often accompanied by a numerical code that helps identify which problem is being experienced. Far too many to go into detail here.
Thankfully, the fix is usually an easy one.
- Open up your Task Manager.
- Click over to the Processes tab and sort the list by Username.
- End each running process one by one. After each ended process, attempt what you were doing when the error occurred.
- If the error doesn’t return, you’ve found the incompatible program.
- Update the incompatible program to prevent the error from occurring in the future.
The program you’re attempting to run could also be bugged or corrupted so be sure that all programs are up to date before running them.
BSOD/Frowny Face/Stop Errors
Infamously known as the Blue Screen of Death, this error will generally occur when the Windows OS comes across a problem it can’t handle and shuts down to avoid further complications.
No longer just a blue screen with numerical error codes, you can identify this screen by the frowny face accompanied by the basic message Your PC ran into a problem… typically followed by an error code. No matter what, after receiving this screen you’ll be forced to reboot your PC. This can make troubleshooting the error a bit complicated.
The chances are, whichever change you made right before the error occurred is probably the culprit. Depending on what it was that was changed, you can choose to reboot using the last known good configuration, via System Restore, or by rolling back the device driver.
Ensure that you have all Windows service packs and updates applied, update all hardware drivers and software updates, and do a virus scan.
If it’s a software problem, reinstall it or contact the developer for assistance. For a hardware issue, update the firmware or replace the component.
Conclusion
The errors mentioned barely scratch the surface of the many that you can encounter while using Windows 10. They are, in my experience, the most common errors you’ll face.
If you encounter a specific error not covered in this post and it has an error code present, a quick Google search could prove useful in understanding why it happened and how best to fix it.
