This error indicates a critical failure within the .NET Runtime, often resulting in the abrupt termination of an application. It typically stems from runtime corruption, system conflicts, or internal exceptions. In this post, we are going to see what you can do if a process was terminated due to an internal error in the .NET Runtime, Exit code 80131506, Event ID 1023.

Description: The process was terminated due to an internal error in the .NET Runtime at IP with exit code 80131506.

Event ID: 1023

.NET crashes often happen due to version conflicts between SDK and runtime components or corrupted dependencies. To troubleshoot, first check your versions by running `dotnet –info` and ensure they are consistent. Additionally, consider reinstalling the Visual C++ redistributables, as .NET depends on these native components. Aligning these elements usually resolves the frequent crashes.

Fix The process was terminated due to an internal error in the .NET Runtime

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When a PC becomes unbootable, the biggest concern is the risk of losing all your data. If those files are important, the consequences can be devastating. If you are in such a situation, this article will help you. Here, I will show you how to recover data from an unbootable hard drive in Windows 11/10.

Recover data from an unbootable hard drive in Windows 11

We will show you the following two ways to recover your data from an unbootable hard drive in Windows 11/10.

1. Using the Command Prompt
2. Using UI in Windows Recovery Environment

Since your laptop has become unbootable, you need to use a bootable USB flash drive with Windows installation media to enter Windows Recovery Environment. Windows Recovery Environment provides an interface to access your hard drive, so you can copy all your important files to an external storage device. There is no need to install Windows.

To create a bootable USB flash drive with Windows installation media, you need a working computer. You can use a third-party tool, Rufus, or Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool for this purpose. Creating a bootable USB flash drive requires formatting, which erases all data on it. Therefore, before proceeding, back up all your data from the USB flash drive.

After creating a bootable USB flash drive with Windows installation media, insert it into the USB port of your unbootable PC. Your PC will automatically detect the bootable USB flash drive. If it doesn’t, change the boot order in BIOS. Use the right BIOS key to enter BIOS.

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Windows Explorer window keeps popping up

The first thing you can do is to open Task Manager and restart the Explorer process. See if that helps. If not, then the fix for this problem does exist, but it requires modifying the registry. Serious problems might occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, you must follow these steps carefully. For added protection, back up the registry before modifying it, or create a system restore point first. Then, you can restore or revert if the changes are not what you expected.

This PC or Documents folder opens automatically at Startup in Windows

If when you start your Windows 11/10, the This PC, Computer or Documents folder opens up automatically at start-up, first check if you have set the option to Restore previous folder windows at logon via Folder Options. If that option is checked, uncheck it and see if it sorts the issue. If it is unchecked, try this:

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Active Directory account lockouts happen when too many failed login attempts trigger security limits. Common causes include outdated cached credentials, expired service account passwords, mobile devices syncing with old credentials, stale mapped drives, user mistakes, and misconfigured policies. Reviewing logs and authentication sources helps identify and fix the issue. If your accounts are frequently getting locked out in Active Directory, follow the solutions mentioned below.

1. Enable Account Lockout Audit Policy in Active Directory
2. Identify the Lockout Source Using the PDC Emulator and Event Viewer
3. Trace Failed Pre-Authentication Attempts
4. Audit and Update Stored Credentials on the Source Machine

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If you encounter an issue where the Read-Only option cannot be unchecked for folders and files in Windows 11/10, then this post will help you. This issue usually points to a deeper system setting or a permission conflict, not just a simple change of an attribute. When a folder or file is set to Read-Only, it can prevent applications from saving data and prevent users from making changes.

Before proceeding with the solution, we need to clarify one point. A solid checkbox in a folder’s properties doesn’t mean the folder is Read-only; it’s a legacy indicator for the files inside. If you can still create, edit, or delete files, everything’s working as expected and there’s nothing to fix

If you’re unable to uncheck Read Only in the Folder and files in Windows 11/10, follow the solutions mentioned below.

1. Use the attrib command
2. Disable Controlled Folder Access
3. Take Ownership and set Full Permissions
4. Check and Uninstall Third-Party Security Software
5. Run System File Checker (SFC) and DISM

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Changing a domain name in Windows is a straightforward task in most cases. However, there are times when you are trying to join a new network or set up Active Directory, and you might be unable to change the domain name in Windows 11/10/Server. In case you face the same roadblock and are not sure how to deal with it, here are some possible fixes.

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All these fixes are explained below in detail. Before proceeding, you can try restarting your graphics card driver. Press the Win + Ctrl + Shift + B keys. This key combination will restart your GPU driver and bring back your display. If this does not work, use the following fixes.

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