Since there’s no documented Windows error code 0x00000084, diagnosing a specific fix is challenging. However, I can provide some general troubleshooting steps that might help resolve the underlying issue you’re facing, depending on the context of the error:

1. Gather Context:

• Where did you see the error? (Specific program, device driver, system log message, etc.)
• What were you doing when the error occurred? (Any specific actions that triggered it?)
• Were there any other accompanying error messages or symptoms? (Program crashes, unexpected behavior, etc.)

2. Basic Troubleshooting:

• Restart Your Computer: A simple restart can sometimes resolve temporary glitches that might be causing the error.
• Check for Updates: Make sure you have the latest Windows updates installed, as they might include fixes for compatibility issues or bugs that could be triggering the error.
• Update Programs and Drivers: Update any programs or device drivers that you recently installed or modified, as outdated software or drivers can sometimes lead to conflicts.

3. Specific Scenarios:

• If in a Specific Program: Search online for the program name and error code together. You might find information on forums or support websites related to that program and how to fix the specific error code within that program.
• If Related to a Device: Update the drivers for the device you suspect might be causing the issue. You can usually find driver updates on the manufacturer’s website for your device.

4. Advanced Troubleshooting (For Technicians):

• System Logs: Event Viewer can be used to access system logs that might contain more details about the error. While deciphering event viewer entries can be technical, searching for entries around the time you encountered the error code 0x00000084 might provide clues about the failing component or software.
• Process Monitor (Optional): Technicians can use tools like Process Monitor to monitor system activity and identify processes or drivers that might be associated with the error code.

5. Consider Seeking Help:

If none of these general steps work and you’re unable to identify the program or component causing the error, it’s recommended to seek help from a computer technician or the software/hardware manufacturer’s support. They can delve deeper into the issue based on the specific context of where you encountered the error and potentially identify a more precise solution.