How to Fix Runtime Error R6025Even though the Microsoft Windows operating system (OS) is one of the most used in the world, computer users may encounter the Runtime Error R6025. The error results from a program or application becoming corrupted. After the error is thrown, the application causing the problem must be deleted and reinstalled in order to clear the error from the Windows OS. How to Fix Runtime Error R6025Step 1 – Exit the program that triggered the R6205 runtime error by clicking the “X” in the upper right hand corner or clicking the “File” and “Exit” menu options. Step 2 – Open the Windows Task Manager by clicking the “Ctrl” + “Alt” + “Delete” keys simultaneously. Choose the “Start Task Manager” menu choice on the subsequently displayed menu. Step 3 – Click the “Processes” menu tab and choose the “Image Name” menu button. Step 4 – Verify that the program that threw the Runtime Error R6025 is not listed on the listing of programs. If the application is running, click the name and choose the “End Process” menu button. Step 5 – Choose the “Start” menu button and click the “Control Panel” menu option. In Windows XP, choose “Settings” and “Control Panel” to access the Windows Control Panel. Step 6 – Select the “Programs and Features” icon or the “Add/Remove Programs” menu option depending on the version of Windows installed on the computer. Step 7 – Select the “Remove Program” menu option underneath the application that triggered the Runtime Error R6025 and follow the default menu prompts to delete the program. Step 8 – Exit the Windows Control Panel then click the “Start” menu. Step 9 – Enter “Cleanmgr” in the Search text field then press the “Enter” key. Step 10 – Select the “C” drive and allow the program to clean the files on the computer’s hard drive. Step 11 – Restart the computer after disk clean-up is complete and reinstall the application that was triggering the R6205 runtime error. Last updated .  A runtime error is a computer error that appears in the form of a message box consisting of a particular code along with its corresponding definitions. Usually, a user will notice that the computer becomes noticeably slow before a runtime error appears. After the runtime error message has been displayed and closed, the software that shows this error normally closes or freezes. In some cases, the operating system reboots. A wide variety of errors cause these problems. These include: conflicts between the TSR (Terminate and Stay Resident Program) currently running applications software issues memory problems harmful applications such as computer […]  Error 1327 invalid drive can be triggered on a Windows computer when installing software that refers to a nonexistent drive, or when a computer attempts to reference the home drive’s default “H” drive when Windows Enterprise is installed. If the “H” drive is neither accessible nor installed on the computer, the software being installed would be looking for operating system components that are not in an expected location, therefore the error is triggered. Unfortunately, error 1327 cannot be corrected by disabling the non-existent drive via the computer’s Control Panel and requires manual intervention to be corrected. How to Correct Error […]  The Microsoft Corporation has designed the Windows Operating System (OS) to query the Microsoft Update web site on recurring intervals in order to check for and install required updates on your computer. If your computer experiences difficulty in connecting to the Windows Update server, then it can result in throwing error number 0x80072ee2 on your computer and will prevent you from updating the computer until the error clears. What Other Error Codes Are Associated With the Windows Update Server? Error 0x80072ee2 is not the only error code that is associated with a failure to connect with the Windows Update server. […]  A computer commonly displays Windows Update error 80072ee7 when checking for Operating System (OS) updates or while trying to update Windows Live Messenger. This error is commonly displayed during the OS update because a static IP address for the Windows Update service is added to the computer’s Hosts file that needs to be changed or removed for the service to be operational again. Some third-party programs and add-on applications that add static address entries to the file cause this problem. This can prevent the computer from connecting to the appropriate Windows Update Server, thereby displaying error 80072ee7. How to Fix […] |
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