Monthly Archives: September 2010

How to Make Zend IDE Run Faster

If you’re using the Zend IDE to code PHP in, here’s a quick tip to speed up the interface: Go into Tools/Preferences and uncheck “Use OS and Feel”. This will stop Zend from trying to look like Windows (which it’s … Continue reading

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How to Fix the Windows Registry

Now that we’ve briefly discussed how the Windows Registry works, let’s discuss why the Windows Registry breaks, and how we can go about fixing it. As we mentioned previously, the Windows Registry is the giant storehouse of information for all … Continue reading

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Windows Update: Error 0×80070002 / 0×80070003

The error codes ox80070002 or ox80070003 appear for a number of reasons while you are using your Windows XP (or for that matter, Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 Server). One of the most common occurrences is when you are working … Continue reading

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Introducing the Blue Screen of Death

Of all the problems with Windows computers, the infamous Blue Screen of Death probably requires the least of introductions, simply because every one has met it at least once (if you haven’t you just wait). However, most of us don’t … Continue reading

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Continuous Windows restart with BSoD

As we know, the Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) occurs whenever there is a fatal error in the OS. Usually these errors are transient and will go away after a single restart, but there are some which have to be … Continue reading

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BSoD: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Blue Screen of Death errors occur because of fatal errors that occur during the operation of your computer. One of the most common Stop errors is the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL error. It’s stop error number is 0x0000000A. According to Microsoft, this Stop … Continue reading

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