Silen hill 4 The room won't open in Windows 7 Professional 64bit? I Don't get any errors at all. i am goign to look at the event Viewer. but it saysWindows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. you may not have the appropriate permissionsn to access the item. "

Best place to look is your event viewer for clues as to what is going on.
Usually you can find it in Control Panel > Administrative Tools
Open the Event Viewer and choose the "Application" option.
Tip: In Windows 7 it might be under "Windows Logs"
Once you have that open, scroll down and start looking for warning and error reports related to google chrome or events that happen at the same time as you tried to run it.
That should then provide you with EventID's and error messages to use as search terms/phrases and narrow down the likely causes.
Hope that's of some help.

Search for 'event log' or 'event viewer' in Windows 7, xp, vista
I don't know about Windows 8 or Apple Safari
Generally the event log registers each event... and if enough certain error types accumulate within time frame parameter, the computer issues error message.. or contacts the server at Microsoft possibly signaling need for update etc.

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If you want to know what this is the error code is related to

Click start control panel administrative tools computer management then select event viewer this may vary depending on what operating system you have

extend the events there you will see errors in red you will no what exactly what the error was and at what time it occured

or click start type in event viewer press ENTER

you might be able work your way through the problem

Hope it helps.

im not up to speed with this type of error or what its associated with

if you want to know what this is the error code is related to

click start control panel system and security administrative tools computer management then select event viewer this may vary depending on what operating system you have

extend the events there you will see errors in red you will no what exactly what the error was and at what time it occured

you might be able work your way through the problem

hope it helps

Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Event Manager
Windows 10 in startup apps go to Administrative Tools / Event Manager
Right Click start menu click event Viewer
once there look to left and expand WIndows Logs Click on Applications and wait for them to load See my pictures i found an error then I clicked on it and it told me what app.
If you don't have event viewer turned on you won't get anything. Then just google turn on event viewer your OS = (winodws 10, Windows 8 etc. turn it on reboot once the error occurs it is recorded go to event viewer and see results.

If this problem has not existed for very long try doing a System Restore to a time prior to it starting.

Do you have more than one user profile on your system, if so, have you tried logging in with a different profile to see if the problem exists globaly or just in your normal profile? If the problem is with your profile only then this would suggest that the profile is corrupt and you should create a new profile if you don't have another already.

Another option is to run the System File Checker utility to determine if you have any corrupted or missing critical Windows files.

Lastly try temporarily disabling your AntiVirus and Firewall software then try to access the Event Viewer management console - it is probably best to have your computer disconnected from any internet access when doing this. If this succeeds then check for any events related to the error in opening the Event Viewer - you may find it easier to clear all the current events first then recreate the error and look at the logs again to identify the most current and relevant entries.

click start control panel in the top right hand corner type in event viewer press enter
a window will open with a local event viewer at the top of lists logs custom views windows logs applications and service logs and subscriptions select the local event viewer you should see your error in log summary right click on it select properties this might tell you what the problem is and allow you work through your way through it (note i have not had an issue with my windows 7 ) this is only a guide for your assistance not a cure !
you might have to select other logs to find the error
hope this helps you

Try looking at the errors listed in your Event viewer ( see this link) and report back with the code that's listed for the system error. (Look at the application events and system events, and report any errors exactly as listed. If you right click on the event code and choose properties you can get more info on the event online. At least I think that still works in 7)
Anyway, let me know what you find.
I hope this information allows you to resolve this issue. If you need further assistance, please post back with a comment to this thread.
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You have to wait for the information about the compatibility of the Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 and Adobe Photoshop Elements 7. You can upgrade to Adobe Photoshop 8 which is completely compatible with Windows 7. You can check the compatibility here. Check event viewer for the error message, for this click on start menu type Event Viewer and press Enter. It would be better to check with Adobe for what operating systems that Photoshop Element 6 would be supported. However you can try installing Adobe Photoshop Element 6 in a fresh installed Windows 7.
I hope this helps.

What OS are you using? Ultimate, Premium, Basic?
Windows DVD Maker has stopped working Issue : While trying to create DVD in Windows DVD Maker in Vista, or while creating a DVD from Windows Movie Maker, which uses Windows DVD Maker, the burn process stops with error message.

Error message : " Windows DVD Maker has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available. "

Cause : Windows DVD maker stops working because of incompatibility with one or more codec files which are outdated or incompatible with the particular project or the DVD Maker software itself.


Resolution :

These Codec files should be located and renamed to resolve the issue.

1. Open Start menu and type Event Viewer in the Start menu search bar. Open Event Viewer from the menu.

2. In the Event Viewer window Click on Windows Logs in the left panel

3. Click on Application Logs under Windows Logs

4. Locate error messages listed in the Central panel of the Event Viewer window and double click the error to check if this is log is related to DVD Maker.

Sample Error Log :

Problem signature

Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: DVDMaker.exe
Application Version: 6.0.6000.16386
Application Timestamp: 4549b5b0
Fault Module Name: nevideohd.ax
Fault Module Version: 4.6.15.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 459bb828
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00008b89
OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1062


5. Locate Fault Module name, it should be a file with extension .ax.

6. Once the file name is identified, try to locate the file in C:/Windows/System32 folder. ( Please click on Show Contents if the files are not listed Automatically ).

7. If the files are not listed in System32 folder, search for the file, with search containing system files and folders.

8. Locate the file and rename it.

9. Check if the issue persists. If the issue persists and the error message again appears, locate the new .ax file that is causing the issue from the Event Viewer, error log.

These steps will resolve the issue instantly without a restart.