Code 10 on start up?

It could be an application or service conflict with your system drivers. Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup

Please create a restore point first.

Uninstall the project64 and N64 emulator and see if the code 10 disappears.

There may be a conflict somewhere and an update to Project64 N64 emulator or check for known issues on their website FAQ's or teoubleshooter.

It has already been uninstalled. See post #6 in this thread.

Apologies miised that

writhziden said:

It could be an application or service conflict with your system drivers. Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup

Will try this, BTW your pic made me laugh more than it should of.

Gamer86 said:

writhziden said:

It could be an application or service conflict with your system drivers. Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup

Will try this, BTW your pic made me laugh more than it should of.

Sounds good. Glad you got a laugh. I try to lighten the mood for people where I can. I realize having computer issues can be very stressful given that computers are our livelihoods these days (although for some, they are slowly being replaced by smart phones and such).

Still did not work. I will just live with it for now, if i end up finding it unbearable I will just do a restore of the PC.

You could also do a Repair Install of Windows. You would lost your themes, settings, and drivers, but programs and data are not affected. I would recommend backing up your important data in case the unforeseen might happen, though. See steps 1-3 of Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 for getting installation media and backing up the system.