0x8007045d is an error code that typically indicates a problem with the drivers or hardware on a computer. This error code can be caused by a variety of issues, but is most commonly caused by outdated or corrupted drivers. In some cases, 0x8007045d can also be caused by a hardware failure.
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1. Check for updates and install any available updates
- Start Windows Update by clicking on the Start button and typing "Windows Update".
- Select the check for updates option.
- If there are any updates available, Windows Update will automatically download and install them.
- If there are no updates available, you will be prompted to install the latest update.
- If the update solves the 0x8007045d error, you will be able to restart your computer and continue using it.
2. Run the Windows System File Checker tool
- Open the Windows System File Checker tool by typing “systemfilechecker” in the Start menu search box.
- In the System File Checker window, click on the “Check for errors” button.
- In the System File Checker window, click on the “Check system files” button.
- In the System File Checker window, browse to the folder where the application that is causing the 0x8007045d error is installed.
- In the System File Checker window, click on the “Check file” button.
- In the System File Checker window, review the errors that have been found. If the application that is causing the 0x8007045d error is a system file, then the errors will be listed under the “System” category. If the application is a DLL, then the errors will be listed under the “DLL” category.
- If the application that is causing the 0x8007045d error is a system file, then you will need to fix the error. To do this, you will need to either update the application or replace the system file with a new version.
- If the application that is causing the 0x8007045d error is a DLL, then you will need to fix the error. To do this, you will need to either update the application or replace the DLL with a new version.
3. Run the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool
- Open the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, and then clicking System and Security.
- Click the Advanced system settings link on the left.
- Click the Performance tab.
- Click the Memory icon.
- Click the Check Now button.
- If the tool finds a problem, it will report the error and provide instructions on how to fix it.
Some users might also have success with the following opitons:
- Restart your computer and try again.
- Scan your computer for malware.
- Clean your computer's registry.
- Repair your computer's boot sector.
- Replace your computer's hard drive.