About ErrorDB
ErrorDB is a community-powered database of 3,645+ error codes and 7,060+ verified fixes across 566+ systems.
We help people fix computer problems — whether you're a gamer dealing with crashes, an IT admin troubleshooting BSODs, or just someone whose PC won't cooperate.
Why ErrorDB Exists
Official support pages tell you to "restart your computer" or "run the troubleshooter." Those rarely work. The real fixes are buried in Reddit threads, GitHub issues, and Microsoft community forums — written by people who actually solved the problem.
ErrorDB finds those solutions, verifies them, and presents them as clear, copy-paste steps. No fluff. No ads that look like download buttons. Just fixes that work.
Where Our Fixes Come From
r/techsupport, r/windows, r/pcgaming, r/nvidia, r/AMDHelp — threads with verified solutions and hundreds of upvotes.
💬 Microsoft Community
answers.microsoft.com — threads marked "Answered" by Microsoft MVPs and community experts.
🐙 GitHub Issues
Closed issues with fix confirmations from VS Code, Docker, OBS, Blender, and hundreds of other projects.
📚 StackExchange
Super User and Stack Overflow — accepted answers with high vote counts from the developer community.
🔬 Research Team
Our team researches and verifies every fix against community reports, official documentation, and real-world testing.
How We Verify Fixes
- Source quality: Only fixes with significant community upvotes or expert endorsement are included.
- Multi-source confirmation: When the same fix appears across Reddit, Microsoft, and GitHub, it's highly reliable.
- User feedback: Every fix page has "Did this work?" buttons. Fixes with low success rates are re-investigated.
- Freshness: Fixes are re-verified as Windows updates and new game patches release.
By the Numbers
Contact
ErrorDB is an independent project. Not affiliated with Microsoft, game publishers, or software vendors.
For issues, suggestions, or to contribute fixes: open an issue on our GitHub repository.