Learn to Fix Event ID 1000 Download Repair Tool
Causes of Event ID 1000
There are several possibilities behind Event ID 1000. Some of them include problem with Microsoft .NET Framework, corrupt DLL files and missing components required to run concerning application.
Common Problems linked with Event ID 1000
You won’t able to run an application. The program closes unexpectedly and shows an error message.
Difficulty Level: Easy
The solutions given in the article are simple. Below are detailed manual instructions to repair Event 1D 1000 in Windows.
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Troubleshooting Steps
1017 appears during synchronization with Microsoft Office programs. Here are the guidelines to repair this issue.
- Check Event Viewer
- Enable Administrator Account
- Run System File Checker
- Reinstall Microsoft .NET Framework
Check Event Viewer
Event Viewer lets you check event logs. It displays significant information about system events. You can send the error report to Microsoft after an error message appears.
Windows 8
- Press Windows Key and W simultaneously. Search panel appears.
- In Search box type “ev” (without quotes) and press ENTER.
- There will be three sections.
- Click Windows Logs in the first section, then select Application.
- Check the error code
Windows 7
- Click Start | Control Panel.
- Click System and Maintenance | Administrative Tools | Event Viewer.
- Enter Administrator password, if prompted.
- Now check detailed information about signification event.
Enable Administrator Account
Log-in from the administrator user account. Programs will get administrative permissions and event ID 1000 wouldn’t appear again.Check your account type. If it is a standard user account, log in as an administrator.
Windows 8:
Perform the following changes in Windows 8 to enable built-in administrator account:
- Right-click My Computer.
- Select Manage.
- Click Local Users and Groups under Computer Management.
- After expanding Local Users and Groups click on Users.
- You can see administrator’s account on right pane. Right click it and select Properties
- Unmark “Account is disabled” box and set a password for it.
- You can see administrator account in the list of users.
Windows 7 and Vista
- Open Command Prompt and right-click “Run as Administrator”.
- In command prompt type following command.
NET USER ADMINISTRATOR /ACTIVE:YES - On the command prompt you will see message- “Command completed successfully”
- The procedure is same on Windows 7 and Windows Vista
Run System File Checker
System file checker scans and fixes system file errors automatically. Run it to get rid of event ID 1000. This process would make sure all original files installed in Windows are not modified/ corrupted.
Windows 8
- Go to Start Screen.
- Right-click on Empty Space and scroll down to Command Prompt.
- Tap Command Prompt and click Run as Administrator
- In Command Prompt, type following command:
sfc /scannow - 5. It will take some time to finish the process
Windows 7 and Vista
- Click on Start button and select Command Prompt.
- Right-click on Command Prompt to Run as Administrator.
- In the Command Prompt, type following command:
sfc /scannow - Process would take some time
Reinstall Microsoft .NET Framework
Microsoft .NET Framework is a known reason behind error event ID 1000. Try reinstalling .NET Framework to fix your problem.
Windows 8
If you are using Windows 8 on your PC, you would get .NET 4.5 by default. But in some cases your application is not supporting an advanced version of .NET framework. In this situation you need to get .net framework 3.5 or earlier. Follow the steps given below to reinstall .net framework on Windows 8.
- Open Start Screen and type “Turn Windows”
- Click on Settings.
- Tap Turn Windows Features On or Off.
- See the dialogue box on screen and there would be .NET framework 3.5 (includes .net 2.0 and 3.0).
- Mark this checkbox without downloading anything else.
- Now you can run applications without any error.
Windows 7 and Vista
Before you are performing anything on Windows 7 or Windows Vista, UAC appears on screen. User Account Control can limit apps to use standard privileges even if you have administrator rights. Turn OFF UAC before downloading any trusted application on your system.
- Open Start and type “UAC” in Search box
- Click on Change User Account Control Settings
- Drag slider down and click on OK
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