Pc Health Advisor Free License Key

Pc Health Advisor Free License Key ? Look What I found...

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For anyone interested in getting Paretologic’s PC Health Advisor license key, I suggest you to read what I’ve found after I purchased it. It is important for me to tell others what it is all about and if it can really help in fixing PC problems and other Windows glitches. I found something really interesting about it…I’ll tell you about that later.

I guess that you probably experience some kind of error(s) with your PC/Windows, whether it is an error message or maybe other general Windows problem, and you’ve probably heard that this tool can help you to fix that.
When I happened to come across that irritating dll error, I searched the web for a solution; there was a flood of information and tons of suggestions: “do this…”, “edit that registry record…”, “replace that file…”, come on people, I’m not a computer savvy and I’m not going to do all that, it sounds too risky…
Too risky from one hand and too expensive for a PC technician to repair from the other hand, I called one of my buddies who told me that he can try fixing that dll error, but he gently implied that he prefers to avoid that so if something goes wrong, I won’t be blaming him for that...
He suggested me to try and get a reliable errors repair tool and mentioned a few including Paretologic’s PCHA. I’ve installed it, ran a scan, it detected a bunch of dll errors. At that point it asked me for a license in order to repair those errors.
Anyway, I found someone on Facebook who gave me the following serial key:
36003-4CA20-A84DA-6E62A
It worked for me in the beginning, but after a while it got expired (you can try it on your machine, maybe it’ll work for you without expiring…)
Next I got a valid PC Health Advisor license key and it really fixed that problem, but that wasn’t the point that I wanted to tell you about…
The point was that it detected something else, a much worse problem that I didn’t even know about – a Malware (Malicious Software) that resides on my PC…(Where was my anti-virus program when I needed it?) it removed it immediately.
Warning! - don’t waste your time trying to find a free PCHA license, there isn’t such thing…and if so, it is probably illegal and might get you into trouble. (Getting a valid PC Health Advisor license key costs ‘peanuts’ and they provide free support for any problem that their tool hasn’t been able to repair).

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Ftd2xx.dll Was Not Found or Missing Error

Ftd2xx.dll Was Not Found or Missing Error - How to Repair it!

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In the next post I’ll talk about where this ftd2xx.dll was not found or missing error comes from, and how you can easily repair it. No special technical knowledge is required and I’ll try to make it as simple as possible.

The most important thing you should know when you get any error related to this file is that it concerns your USB hardware device.
What do we know of this file?

This dll file (Dynamic Link Library) enables one/several of your PC programs to directly access your USB device. This is done via compatible drivers of course.
Why do you get an ftd2xx.dll error?

There are 2 possible reasons. I’ll specify each reason and what you should do about it.
Drivers problem

This is the most common problem that causes this dll error.

(1) This dll file is either missing from your PC or it got corrupted

(2) It might be OK but it’s registration on Windows got corrupted
Something happened to one or more of your USB device drivers, and the easiest way to find out whether that is the case, is by conducting a drivers diagnostics and repair via an automated drivers scanner.
In a short period of time you’ll get a report about all your PC’s faulty drivers and you’ll be able to know whether something went wrong with your USB device drivers. If that is the case, then at that point you should enable this drivers repair tool to replace the faulty drivers with new ones.
It is critical not to try to manually update your faulty drivers or try to replace this .dll file by yourself. I’ve seen too many people installing incompatible drivers, thus causing additional errors. Also, I wouldn’t recommend downloading dll files from unknown sites as you might download an incompatible or virus infected file.
Hardware problem

This is less common, but if it isn’t a drivers problem then this ftd2xx.dll error is probably caused due to a hardware problem, meaning that you’ll have to replace the defective USB device with a new one.
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Once it solved your problem…

Once your problem is solved via the above solution, I’d appreciate it if you can share with us whether this was a drivers problem or a USB hardware device problem.

Thanks in advance!
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STOP 0x0000004E PFN_LIST_Corrupt

STOP 0x0000004E PFN_LIST_Corrupt - Causes and How to Fix it!

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There are two main issues that usually cause this STOP 0x0000004E PFN_LIST_Corrupt error. I’m talking about a software issue and a hardware issue. In this post I’ll handle them both so eventually it’ll enable you to solve this problem.

While some users report that this error occurs randomly, wrapped up in a ‘nice’ blue screen, others might suffer screen ‘freezes’ before this blue screen appears.
What causes this error?

As mentioned earlier, it is either a hardware or software problem.
Option #1/Hardware issue – something went wrong with one of your hardware components (Motherboard? Sound card? Graphic card?). It is either plugged improperly (try to recall if you’ve messed with one of your HW components lately) or it is faulty.
Option #2/Software issue – this is the more common cause (and easy to verify and fix as I’ll show you in a moment) to this STOP 0x0000004E error. One of your hardware drivers is either out-of-date or corrupted.
This might include for example one or more of the following drivers - motherboard, audio, and display drivers.
How to solve this problem

The first and easiest step in order to find out the source of the problem is by verifying that ALL your hardware drivers are up-to-date.
I mentioned earlier that there’s an easy way to detect and repair faulty hardware drivers – this can immediately pinpoint any problematic driver as well as automatically replacing it with an official and compatible one.
I’m quite certain that this drivers repair tool is going to find that something went wrong with at least one of your hardware drivers. Feel free to post your comment on that (below) and tell me if I’m right about that...
By verifying that all your drivers are updated and intact I’m quite certain that STOP 0x0000004E error isn’t going to show up again on your PC since this is the most common cause to this problem. Otherwise, this is a hardware problem that may require you to replace the faulty hardware component.
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Help others to fix this problem

Was it a 'drivers' or 'hardware' problem? Which driver(s) caused you this problem?

Post your answers here…
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Bugcode_Usb_Driver 0x000000FE Blue Screen

Bugcode_Usb_Driver 0x000000FE Blue Screen Error - Repair Guide!

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The good news is that there’s an easy solution to the bugcode_usb_driver 0x000000FE blue screen; however it requires you to conduct a little research before you can repair it. In a moment I’ll explain everything.

This BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) usually occurs randomly, in some other occasions it may crash your Windows while using specific applications and devices.
Why does it happen?

This error means that there’s something wrong with either your USB driver/hardware or a third party’s driver related to your USB (Universal Serial Bus) connection.
3 steps to repair this bugcode_usb_driver blue screen error:
Step-1: Check and update ALL your device drivers

You need to verify that all your device drivers are intact, especially your USB’s hardware driver as well as other devices that are using your USB connection.
Faulty, missing, corrupted or outdated USB/USB related device drivers are the main reason for having this blue screen error.
The safest and most accurate method to detect and repair problematic USB drivers is done via a drivers diagnostic tool. It scans your PC, identifies all your USB devices, detects whether their drivers are intact and compatible, and if it detects any problem, it enables you to replace those drivers with updated and compatible ones.
I’m quite confident that a quick scan via this drivers repair tool is going to reveal that there’s something wrong with at least one of your USB drivers! (Feel free to tell me which one it was).
Step-2: Disconnect your USB devices

If updating all your drivers hasn’t solved the bugcode_usb_driver 0x000000FE blue screen error, then try to disconnect your USB devices one by one. I mean, disconnect the first one, restart your PC and wait to see if the problem re-occurs, if it does, continue with the next device, etc.
If you’ve found out that one of your USB devices causes that, then you’ll have to replace it…
Step-3: USB hardware problem

If up to now the problem hasn’t been solved then it seems like your USB hardware itself needs to be replaced.
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What has eventually caused you this bugcode_usb_driver blue screen?

Was it a faulty driver? Which one…? Was it one of your USB devices?

Was it your USB hardware? Share this information with everyone.
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How to Reinstall Windows XP

How to Reinstall Windows XP? Let me Save you all that Headache...

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Listen, I have no idea about the exact reason that makes you want to know how to reinstall Windows XP but I guess that something went wrong with it…anyway, I found an elegant way to bypass all the hassle and the headache that is involved with reinstalling XP.

The solution that I’m about to tell you is going to save you several good hours of work.

(I’m making a little survey about the efficiency of this solution, so once you’ve finished applying it – post your comment below and let me know what you think of it).
What most users do whenever something serious goes wrong with their operating system (Blue Screens of Death, other crashes and system malfunctions, Windows errors of all kinds etc.) and after unsuccessfully trying all kinds of solutions offered in technical forums, is going to the last and most frustrating resort – reinstalling Windows.
What a headache!
Now go find that XP installation CD and the license key that came with it from a few years back… If you’ve found it then you’re ‘lucky’ and ‘all’ you need to know is how to reinstall Windows XP, right?
But the nightmare just starts here, especially if you’re clueless about installing operating systems. So many configurations…fixes and updates to download. Remember that reinstalling or using XP’s system repair, removes all updates you’ve previously installed and resets many of your preferred settings!
And I haven’t mentioned reinstalling all your other third party software components and their drivers…
We’re talking of at least several good hours of tedious work here.
As I mentioned earlier, I found a pretty elegant, reliable, and easy way to repair Windows XP without having to reinstall it, without a CD, and even if you can’t find your original license key, so eventually the question: how to reinstall Windows XP, becomes irrelevant…
Repairing Windows XP without having to reinstall it

The following solution applies to both Windows XP Home/Professional.

It scans your entire operating system and creates an ‘image’ of your Windows system; it then compares it to an updated ‘optimal and healthy’ Windows XP ‘image’ that resides in its database.
Should it detect any problematic/corrupted sections/files/settings in your operating system that do not ‘fit’ to the optimal Windows XP ‘image’, it’ll automatically replace those parts with fresh and updated ones, pretty clever, isn’t it?
This way it fixes various Windows XP errors and problems.

So instead of reinstalling your entire system, it only ‘reinstalls’ or ‘replaces‘ the bad/problematic parts (takes around 30-60 minutes).
No need to backup/reinstall/configure anything.

I call it ‘how to reinstall Windows XP without having to reinstall it…’.
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Tip! If your XP crashes immediately after restart, or if it restarts but you can’t install anything, then restart your PC again while pressing the F8 key until you get the option to select ‘Safe Mode’. Select that option so you can continue from there.
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Outlook error 0x80040119

Outlook error 0x80040119 – Quick Repair Guide!

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In this quick guide I’d like to show you how to repair Outlook error 0x80040119 and bring your Outlook application back to normal functionality. Pay close attention, follow each step, and I’m sure that in several minutes from now you’ll be able to use your Outlook like before.
Problem Description

I guess you’ve received one of the following ‘nice’ error messages:



Sending and receiving reported error

Unknown Error...

An unknown error has occurred...
These (irritating…) error messages usually pop up in one of the following situations:

(1) While trying to read/delete email messages

(2) While clicking the “Send/Receive’” button
Unfortunately, it applies to anyone with MS Outlook 2002/2003/2007/2010 with Windows XP/Vista/7.
Why?

There are various assumptions, but no one can really point out one specific reason (not even Microsoft).
What to do in order to repair Outlook error 0x80040119?



(1) Backup your PST file!

This is your MOST important file. Your emails, contacts, calendar, everything is stored by your Outlook application in that file. Before doing anything backup this file.
In Windows XP you can find it under:

C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
In Windows Vista you can find it under:

C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
If you can’t find it, just run a quick Windows file search. (Make sure that your search includes hidden files and folders)
(2) You are about to restart your PC, so I suggest you to add this quick guide to your web browser’s FAVORITES folder or just print it, so you can continue after you restart.
(3) Disable applications that access your Outlook

Are there any applications that might access your Outlook? If so, disable them, close Outlook, then restart your PC, open Outlook and see if problem is solved. Then, don’t forget to enable these applications back.
Problem solved? Great!
If not, then your Outlook.pst file is most probably corrupted.
It is recommended to contact a professional data recovery lab or alternatively use the same data recovery tools that those labs are using in order to repair damaged and corrupted Outlook PST files. Here is one example for such a professional Outlook PST repair tool that specifically fixes Outlook error 0x80040119.
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Tip!

Backup your Outlook.pst file at least once a week. It’ll save you a lot of pain…  
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Scanpst.exe Location for All Outlook

Scanpst.exe Location for All Outlook Versions -- PST Repair Tip!

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I don’t understand why Microsoft are doing so well in hiding that Scanpst.exe location – it’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack… Anyway, as promised, I’ll show you where that file is located (or should I say ‘hidden’) in your Windows system, but I warn you not to develop any expectations that this 37K file is going to completely repair your precious Outlook.pst file…
Don’t worry…as always I found a better way (watch this video) to completely repair ANY PST file no matter whether it is Outlook 97/98/2000/2002/2003/XP/2007/2010…
In this quick video guide you’ll discover where your Scanpst.exe file is ‘hiding’:





Complete Outlook PST Repair tool free download


Important facts about Scanpst.exe

This Microsoft file is known as the ‘Inbox Repair Tool’ and it is already embedded together with your Windows installation. Its size is around 37K and its sole purpose is recovering a corrupted Outlook PST database file.
Locating that file in your Windows system

Unfortunately, detecting the Scanpst.exe location is a little tricky and differs from one Windows platform to another (Whether Windows XP, Vista, 7, 32bit or 64bit version) - watch the video above for exact guidance.
Can this 37K file completely recover your Outlook.pst file?

The answer is unfortunately and probably NO and I’ll explain why:



(1) Its biggest problem is that it is only able to repair damaged file headers, not the damaged data itself! Even worse – headers that it cannot repair are DELETED together with their associated data (Emails, Contacts, etc.)



(2) It won’t repair PST files approaching or exceeding 2GB size in earlier versions of Outlook



(3) According to Microsoft, if your PST data file couldn’t be accessed prior to using this tool then it won’t be able to completely recover all your data…



(4) So you finally find that Scanpst.exe location and you think that this is a ‘one click’ repair tool – take a look at the screenshot below – looks pretty simple to use, right? Wrong! After it ‘repairs’ your PST file it isn’t really ‘repaired’… ,you need to open Outlook and start a new frustrating ‘do this…copy that...’ procedure.




During that procedure you should notice a Lost and Found folder – it only contains items that the Scanpst.exe was able to recover and unfortunately according to Microsoft “items that are missing from the Lost and Found folder may be beyond repair…” - can you believe that?
How to completely recover ANY PST file of ANY Outlook version

This so powerful that as far as I understand professional Data Recovery services (who are aware of the situation) use this in order to recover corrupted Outlook PST files of desperate Outlook users and then charge hundreds for just pushing a button…
I’ve seen the following Outlook PST repair tool in action and it even detected and recovered many of my lost emails from many years ago…
No need to struggle on finding the path to that Scanpst.exe location…no file size limits…no partial repair…it automatically locates your Outlook.pst file and completely repairs it – you then just open Outlook and continue working as if nothing had happened. Why couldn’t Microsoft come up with something as simple as that…?
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Tip – Before you do anything, I recommend you to backup your Outlook.pst file.



In Windows XP you can find it under:

C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook



In Windows Vista you can find it under:

C:\Users\...\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
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