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