I’m sick of trying to fix my runtime error problems on my own, what can I do?

Question

I keep getting runtime error messages on my computer. I have already updated every program on my computer including Windows. I have run both my virus protection program and my antispyware program. I have read dozens of websites that all tell me to do this as well as edit out bad entries in my registry, but I’m not sure what to take out of my registry and I heard that if I remove the wrong thing I can ruin my computer. Is there something I can do that will fix this problem without me having to spend countless more hours fighting this?

Answer 1

The most likely cause is a bloated registry which has become the home for all kinds of useless bits and pieces of data. Whenever any change is made to the system settings or a program is installed or uninstalled, a new entry is generated in the registry. The operating system while running your computer has to pick its way through all this excess material. There is a multitude of useless bits and pieces to be removed.Parts of uninstalled programs,parts of incompletely installed programs,dead drivers and many other things.Runtime errors can also be due to spyware programs that have been unknowingly installed on your computer. This is a problem that needs to be solved with a reliable anti-spyware tool.The best way to do that is through the use of a registry cleaning(http://www.computer-e-book-money.com ) program with the ability to detect and remove errors from the Windows registry.

Answer 2

Hi,Aiden



There are 3 step to repair runtime error



If you got runtime error then there is a 94% chance that your computer has registry problems. To repair runtime error you need to follow the steps below:



* Step 1 - Download a Perfect Optimizer,install this error repair tool.

* Step 2 - Click the Repair All Button.It will scan you pc for Free.

* Step 3 - Then click the Repair All Button again and your done! It is very easy to repair runtime error.



Here are the url of Perfect Optimizer:http://www.fixerror365.com/tidpp-runtime_error-zz0001

Answer 3

Hey man, registry easy can fix runtime error. Ur registry needs cleaning:)

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Consider this an excellent time to recognize that your operating system is defective. I recommend replacing it with one of:



http://fedora.redhat.com

http://www.centos.org

http://www.opensuse.org

http://www.debian.org

http://www.ubuntu.org

http://www.slackware.org

http://www.freebsd.org

http://www.opensolaris.org



Any of these will be more reliable, less susceptible to viri, uses your hardware more efficiently, and they're all free.



Personally, if I had some money, I'd actually buy a Mac. The total cost of ownership is less than that of Windows, (initially it costs more, but reliability, security and viri issues inevitably make Windows cost more). The level of frustration is always lower than with Windows.



If you must run a windows app, then you install Fusion or any of the other PC emulators and run windows in a virtual machine. You ONLY run that ap on that virtual machine. You browse and do everything network related on the host Mac to keep secure and virus free.



Its true, I spend more time on Windows than Macs but that's simply because my job is to fix computer problems, and, frankly, that difference in cost of ownership PAYS MY SALARY. Perhaps I should be advertising Windows just to keep myself in business.



I suggest the various free-wares because, well, they're free and although they are harder to learn than the Mac, they certainly are more reliable than Windows.