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7 installed on it. One of the drawbacks thus far with Windows 7 has been Windows 7 error handle problems. When these problems occur, they are usually in the form of “the handle is invalid” pop up error messages that come when starting your computer. These errors can make it difficult to complete tasks and add hardware, such as printers. What Causes Windows 7 Error Handle Problems? Windows 7 error handle problems can be caused when uninstalling or installing a certain program in an incorrect manner. There may also be a corruption of a certain file or files within your computer’s registry that is causing the annoying pop up messages to occur. How to Fix Windows 7 Error Handle Problems As there are several causes of Windows 7 error handle problems there will also be several solutions to fixing the problem. While the first solution may not work, you can simply go down the list until you fix the problem. Solution 1: Run a Clean Boot Using Microsoft Guided Help Steps: Log in as an administrator to your Windows 7 operating system. Go to Microsoft’s website and download the guided help for a Windows 7 clean boot. Watch for the pop up wizard. Follow the steps provided by the wizard. Restart your computer once complete. Check for error occurrence. Solution 2: Run a Windows Update Manually Even though you likely have Windows Updates set to regularly run, an additional update conducted manually may just do the trick. Steps: Start your computer in Safe Mode as a precaution by pressing the F8 key while your computer is in the process of booting up. Once in Safe Mode, click the start button. Click on All Programs. Click on Windows Update. Follow the on screen prompts. Restart your computer after update is completed. Solution 3: Conduct a Microsoft Hotfix Steps: Notate the type of Windows 7 error handle message you are receiving. Go to Microsoft’s technical support page. Conduct a search using the error message you are receiving. Look for the