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This issue commonly occurs on websites such as Facebook and Internet Explorer 9

1. Open Internet Explorer 9
2. Click Tools
3. Click Internet Options
4. Click on the Security Tab
5. Uncheck Protected Mode
6. Click Ok

Restart your browser and attempt to use the website that was having the HangXPro error before.

1. Click on Tools (small gear top right)
2. Click Internet Options
3. In the General Tab, click Tabbed
4. Click Settings in the Tabbed area
5. Go to the middle of the of the dialog to the “When a new tab is opened, open”
6. Change the drop-down box to select: “The new tab page”
7. Press Ok
8. Press Ok

Now when you open a new Tab it will display your commonly visited webpages.

Trying to install Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista and getting “x800703F0” error? Follow the guides below to fix it.

Enable the Windows Module Installer Service

1. Click on the Vista Orb (Start)
2. In the search field type: services.msc > Press Enter
3. A list of Windows Services will appear, scroll down the list and find Windows Module Installer
4. Right click Service and select Properties
5. Click on Start (also change the startup to Automatic)
6. Click Ok
7. Attempt SP1 setup again.

Set registry entries

_ _Click on the Vista Orb (Start)

1. In the search field type: regsvr32 wintrust.dll > Press Enter
2. In the search field type: regsvr32 rsaenh.dll  > Press Enter
3. In the search field type: regsvr32 cryptdlg.dll > Press Enter
4. In the search field type: regsvr32 softpub.dll> Press Enter
5. Attempt SP1 setup again.

“Missing file XINPUT1_3.dll” error while trying to load Borderlands 2 on PC?

1. Update your DirectX to the latest version
2. Install Steam (if not installed, it will install XINPUT1 and dependencies)

1. Click Start
2. In the search field type: regedit
3. Click the regedit.exe result to open Registry Editor
4. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Polices/Microsoft/Windows
5. Right click an empty space in the right area and select New
6. Click Key
7. Name the new key: WindowsUpdate
8. Right click the new WindowsUpdate key
9. Select New
10. Click Key
11. Name the new key: AU
12. Select the key key and right click and empty area
13. Select New
14. Click DWORD (32-bit) value
15. Name the DWORD: NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers
16. Right click NoAutoRebootWithLoggedOnUsers
17. Select Modify
18. Enter “1” in the value box
19. Click Ok
20. Close regedit

Restart your computer and Windows should no longer restart due to automatic Windows Updates