How to Fix Error Code 10
Method 1 of 8:
Rollback Drivers to Previous Versions (Windows 8.1/ 8)
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Press Windows Key + C. -
The Charms Bar will be displayed. Click the Settings icon. -
Click Control Panel icon. -
Click System and Security | Administrative Tools. -
Double click Computer Management. -
Expand the following nodes:Computer Management (Local) | System Tools | Device Manager -
Click View | Show hidden devices. If you see device(s) with a yellow color exclamation mark, it indicates such devices are not working properly. -
Right click a malfunctioning device, select Properties. -
Click the Driver tab, and then Rollback button. Follow the on-screen instructions.
Method 2 of 8:
Rollback Drivers to Previous Versions (Windows 7/ Vista)
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Click the Start button on your Taskbar. -
Click Control Panel. -
Press F3 key of your keyboard. -
Type "Device Manager" in the Search Box located on top right corner of the Control Panel window. -
Open the Device Manager from the Search Results page. -
Refer Steps # 7-9 from Windows 8.1/ 8 user's section.
Method 3 of 8:
Turn Off Hardware Acceleration (For Windows 8.1/ 8)
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Press Windows Key + X. Select Search option. -
The Start Screen will open. Type "desk.cpl" in the Search Box. -
Click Apps icon and then open the keyword from the Search Results. -
Screen Resolution page will open. Click "Advanced settings" link and then Troubleshoot tab. If the Troubleshoot tab doesn't exist, your graphics card doesn't support the Hardware Acceleration feature. -
Move the slider to set Hardware Acceleration: None -
Click OK twice to save your settings and exit.
Method 4 of 8:
Turn Off Hardware Acceleration (For Windows 7/ Vista)
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Click Start | Control Panel. -
Click Appearance and Personalization icon. -
Click "Adjust screen resolution". -
Refer Steps # 4-6 from Windows 8.1/ 8 user's section.
Method 5 of 8:
Register Problematic DLL (For Windows 8.1/ 8)
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Press Windows Key + X. Select "Command Prompt (Admin)" -
Execute the following commands:- Regsvr32 raspppoe.sys
- EXIT
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Restart your PC.
Method 6 of 8:
Register Problematic DLL (For Windows 7/ Vista)
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Click the Start button. Point to All Programs | Accessories. -
Right click Command Prompt, select Run as administrator. -
Refer Steps # 2-3 from Windows 8.1/ 8 user's section.
Method 7 of 8:
Disable Software Rendering (For Windows 8.1/ 8/ 7/ Vista)
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Press Windows Key + R simultaneously. -
Type "inetcpl.cpl" in the Open textbox, click OK. -
Internet Properties dialog will open. Click the Advanced tab. -
Uncheck the box named "Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering' from 'Accelerated Graphics' category. -
Click Apply | OK. -
Install the ZombieSoftFix to diagnose other issues with ActiveX/ DLL entries. This process may take several minutes. -
Reboot your PC for the changes to take effects.
Method 8 of 8:
Modify Environmental Variables (For Windows 8.1/ 8/ 7/ Vista)
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Right click the Computer icon on your Desktop. -
Select Properties from the context menu. -
Click "Advanced system settings" link on the left side panel. -
System Properties dialog will open. Click the Advanced tab. -
Click Environment Variables button. -
Select "TEMP" option under "User variables" category. Click the Edit button to modify variable values. -
Clear the existing value and replace it with the following value:- C:Tmp
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Click OK thrice to save settings and close the dialog.
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