I believe I found the easiest way to fix runtime errors.
No, it isn't about a new guide book or a complicated technical advice.
I suggest you read the following article and quickly find out the solution that I've been using to solve these kinds of problems for quite a while.
Windows errors don't just happen; with computers there is a reason for everything, however, there may be many reasons for experiencing Windows errors.
One reason can be that you've incorrectly installed a software or hardware component lately - check your latest installation and see if it might be the reason to your PC problems.
Another idea to fix runtime errors - check if a virus or other malware (malicious software) lately infected your Windows system.
Conduct a thorough virus scan by using your anti-virus software (I hope you already have one installed...
), 'clean' your Windows and see if it solved the problem.
Have you updated your Windows system lately? If the answer is no, do your PC a (big) favor and check for the latest Windows update - it might be the answer to your PC's problem.
In my last advice I would recommend you to download a professional registry cleaner that can easily and automatically detect and fix runtime errors which are originated from a corrupted Windows registry system.
These registry scanners automatically scan your entire Windows system including your registry files (it takes just a few minutes) while trying to detect any corruption in your registry.
Later, most of them enable you to automatically fix all detected runtime errors including many other Windows errors.
I believe that this is the easiest way to handle the majority of Windows errors without having to contact a PC repair shop.