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Volume shadow Copy Service used by system restore is not working

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If you are having trouble when trying to make a system restore or to create a restore point, and that problem is "Volume shadow Copy Service used by system restore is not working" with event log (the error code display in bracket. There are 2 Method you can use to solve the problems: Method 1 : Set the following component as automatic Volume shadow copy  Multimedia Class Scheduler  Remote Procedure Call (RPC)  DCOM Server Process Launcher - Plug and Play.  Instruction: Click the Start button, and in the search box type in: Services. Press 'Enter' to open Services window. Find related services that are listed above, and check the Status (started) and Startup Type (automatic). Double click the service to change the status to started and set startup type to Automatic. Method 2 :  Check Corrupted files using System File Checker Scan(SFC).  System File Checker is a utility in Windows that allows users to scan for corruptions in Windows system files

How to Install and Fix Teredo Tunneling Adapter

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What is Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter? It function as an interpreter for IPv4 and IPv6. Every device that connected to the internet is assigned an IP address mostly IPv4. Due to heavy internet usage and increasing internet users, IPv6 was introduce in the 90s because it is most likely IPv4 address will be fully occupied. IPv4 and IPv6 are not directly interoperable, in a simple word they cannot directly communicate with each other, so Teredo Tunneling Adapter simply work as an interpreter for IPv4 and IPv6.This article will cover only Windows 7 and Windows 8. How to Install/Re-Install Microsoft Teredo Networking Adapter You don;t have to download the Teredo tunneling adapter driver since it is already available on your system. Just follow this step to install it. 1. Open device manager and click on action, select add legacy hardware. If there are no "add legacy hardware", click on any devices then you will see the option is available. 2. Welcome to the add ha

How to enable hardware virtualization in bios

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You can enable and disable hardware virtualization by change your BIOS setting. Here is a simple explanation on how to enable hardware virtualization for both Intel virtualization Technology (vt,vt-x) and AMD Virtualization (AMD-v). 1. Make sure your system support virtualization technology. You can use Microsoft Hardware-Assisted Virtualization Detection Tool if your processor support virtualization. You can also use securable and this program does not require any installation, just download and run the program. 2. Power on your PC and enter BIOS setting. I use Gigabyte motherboard so Upon power on, I just press DEL (delete) button to enter BIOS. Depend on your motherboard, you may need to press different key to enter BIOS such as F2 and F6(notebook). Upon booting, your post screen will show what key you need to press to enter BIOS. 3. Now locate the BIOS feature or BIOS setting , from here you will see the option to enable and disable your BIOS setting. On my Gigabytes BI