If you are a frequent Cash appuser who loves to explore its services on your mobile device, you must already have an official mobile application. Here are the required steps and necessary instructions to follow to check the balance of your account through the mobile cash application. Take A Look Below And Find Out A Proper Way To Do The Same With Ease: Step 1: Firstly, you should go to the App Store if you’re an iOS user to download and install the cash application. Besides, if you are an Android user, you should go to the Google Play Store to do the same. Also, you should skip this step if you already have a cash application installed on your mobile device. Step 2: In the next step, you should simply launch the application on your mobile device. Hereafter, you should simply sign in to your account by making use of the required login credentials and details. Step 3: On your cash app homepage or the dashboard of the cash app, you should locate the ‘Cash App Balance’. Once you reach out there, you will come across a ‘Dollar ($)’ sign and the amount appears next to it. Here is the current balance of your account that you can make proper use of it anywhere you want. Moreover, you should also keep in mind that the Cash App Card Balance will be as similar as the balance of your cash app account. Hence, you don’t need to check your account balance or card balance separately. On the other hand, if youadd money to your Cash app card or account, your remaining balance will reflect every time. Regards, Rachel Gomez

Fix Error Code 0xc0000001 on Windows 10 • Perform Startup Repair • Uninstall Problematic Software in Safe Mode • Use Command Prompt • Run System Restore • Reset your PC • Reinstall Windows 10 Caution: Performing some of the above methods to fix this error code may result in total data loss. Hence, we suggest you restore your data from PC before performing any of these methods. You can recover any type of lost data with the help of a professional Windows Data Recovery tool such as Stellar Data Recovery Professional. This DIY (Do-it-yourself) Software can recover files, documents, emails, photos, and more. It also features a ‘Create Recovery Drive’ option, which helps you recover data even from an unbootable or crashed Windows PC. Method 1: Run Startup Repair If your system is not booting due to error code 0xc0000001, you can run Startup Repair to fix this issue. Turn on Windows PC and as soon as the Windows logo appears on the PC, press the Power button (repeat this step three times.) After the third interruption, Windows 10 will open the Automatic Repair environment. a. In the Automatic Repair environment, click Advanced option (See Image 2) on the screen, and follow the given steps to perform Startup Repair. Image 2: Select Advanced options from Automatic Repair screen b. Select Troubleshoot. (See Image 3) Image 3: Select Troubleshoot c. Choose Advanced Options from the screen. (See Image 4) Image 4: Select Advanced option under Troubleshoot d. Click Startup Repair and proceed. (See Image 5) Image 5: Select Startup Repair e. Choose the type of account and type your password. (See Image 6) Image 6: Type the password f. Click Continue. Once it is done, the Startup Repair will start. g. Follow the instructions given on the screen for completing the Startup Repair process. h. Now, check if the issue is fixed by restarting the system. Method 2: Uninstall Problematic Software in Safe Mode Sometimes this error may occur due to a malicious or corrupt third-party app/software or program. You may fix the issue by uninstalling the problematic program or software in Safe Mode with the help of the following troubleshooting steps: a. Take a fresh or formatted USB device and convert it into a USB installation media by using Window’s media creation tool. b. Boot your system with this USB Installation media. c. Click Repair your computer and proceed further. d. Follow Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup setting. (See Image 7) Image 7: Select Startup Settings e. Click Restart. Then press F4 to enable the Safe Mode. (See Image 8) Image 8: Enable Safe Mode f. Open Settings by pressing Windows + I key and open Apps. (See Image 9) Image 9: Go to settings and open Apps g. Locate the problematic applications/software and click Uninstall. (See Image 10) Image 10: Uninstall faulty app h. Now, reboot your system again and see if the error is fixed. Method 3: Use Command Prompt Utility If your system is in a non-bootable condition, you may use a USB installation media, created using the Windows Media Creation Tool, to change the BIOS setting and make sure to boot it from USB. a. Enter into Automatic Repair setup and proceed by clicking Troubleshoot. b. Click Advanced Options. c. Select Command Prompt. (See Image 11) Image 11: Select command prompt d. Enter in Command Prompt, run the following commands to fix the boot error: • bootrec /fixmbr • bootrec /fixboot • bootrec /rebuildbcd (See Image 12) Regards, Rachel Gomez

When issues such as the Brother WiFi Printer failing to connect to the computer and the printer behaving oddly arise, instances occur. However, there is no need to panic; rather, you may address such issues and restart printing by following some easy troubleshooting techniques. Consider the following: • Ascertain that there is no interruption in the power supply. • If your Brother Scanner Printer fails to connect to the computer on a consistent basis, restart the printer. • Verify that the network connection and USB cables are working properly. If they are damaged, replace them. • Furthermore, you may uninstall and reinstall the Brother Printer driver. • Additionally, you may need to delete any print jobs from the printer to guarantee correct operation. While Brother Printers are an excellent way to fulfil your printing demands, you may run into a variety of printer issues, such as why is my Brother printer not connecting to my computer, why is my Brother printer scanner not connecting to my computer, and so on. While these challenges are infuriating, discovering the source of the problem and resolving it will almost certainly save you the time you would otherwise spend seeking expert assistance. Regards, Rachel Gomez

Follow these steps to connect your printer to a wireless network. • To begin, navigate to http//ij.start.canon mac setup’ and enter the correct printer model number to download the driver for your Canon printer. • After double-clicking the downloaded driver file from your system, follow the onscreen instructions. • When a security warning pops up, tap the ‘Rub’ tab to allow the application to run on your system. • By pressing the ‘Next’ button, select ‘Wireless LAN Connection.’ • Go to your Canon printer and hold down the WiFi button until the alarm lamp flashes twice, then release. • Now, on the Canon printer screen tab, press the ‘Arrow Button’ to navigate to the ‘Menu’ and select ‘Device Settings.’ • Then go to Menu>Device Settings>LAN Settings>Wireless LAN Setup on the printer and press the ‘OK’ button. • Your printer will now look for an access point on your router. • From the printer screen, select your wireless network name and press the ‘OK’ button. Then, on the next screen, type in the WPA Key (WiFi password). • Your printer must be on your wireless network in order to use IJ Startup Canon Setup. Following that, we’ll look at how to check to see if your printer has been added to Windows for both wireless and wired connections. • From the Windows search bar, open the ‘Run’ dialogue box and type ‘Control Panel’ before clicking the ‘OK’ button. • Select the ‘Devices and printers’ option when the control panel appears. • A ‘Green Tick Mark’ will appear if your printer has already been added. • If your printer isn’t listed, select the ‘Add Printer’ option to manually add it. • It will display a list of currently available printers. Press the ‘OK’ button after selecting your preferred Canon printer. In the ‘Device and Printer’ section, your Canon printer will appear with a ‘Green Check Mark’ after a few seconds. • Finally, your Canon IJ printer is connected to your Windows system wirelessly. Regards, Rachel Gomez

Since the error brings a lot of trouble for you, you must fix it now. Following are the methods to fix the Error 3371 QuickBooks. All the methods have been explained in-depth. Hence, try the following methods one by one. Method 1. Closing All the running Applications • First, close the Quickbooks. • Then, close all running QuickBooks processes. • Now, press Windows + R to launch the run dialog box and type: C:\ProgramData\Intuit\Entitlement Client\ v8(or v6), and then click Ok. • Now, again launch the run dialog box and open Task Manager. • From here, select the tab Processes and locate the QBW32.EXE instances. • Select them and select End Task. • Now, delete the EntitlementDataStore.ecml file and register the application. Step 1: Remove the ECML File • Launch the run dialog box. • Copy and paste C:\ProgramData\Intuit\Entitlement Client\ v8(or v6) in the dialog box and click OK. • Now, explore the window explorer and find the ECML file. • Once found, right-click on it and select the delete option. • Close the window. • Run the QuickBooks application and register the product again. Step 2: Rename the Entitlement File The process to rename the entitlement file may vary for different versions of windows. Hence, we have provided steps for different windows users: Windows XP user: • Go to the Start tab and select the run box. • Now, enter the path and locate the file – “Entitlement DataStore.ecml file: Documents and Settings AllUsersApplication DataIntuitEntitlemeny Clientv2″. • Click Ok. • Finally, rename the Entitlementdatastore.ecml file. Windows 7 & 8 users: • Double click the icon My Computer. • Select C drive and locate ProgramDataIntuitEntitlement client*. • Right-click the file and select rename. • Once done, launch the QuickBooks application. (a new file is already created for you.) • Moving forward, unhide the hidden folders. • • Go back to My computer. • Tap on Organize option. • Select the tab “folder” and then click Search. • Select the option “Hidden files & folders”. • In the last step, open QuickBooks and check if the error is resolved. Windows 10 users: • Right-click on the start tab. • Then, select the control panel. • Now, navigate to Appearance and Personalization and select File Explorer options. • Select the tab View and scroll down to select show hidden files, folders, and drives. • Then, uncheck the option Hide protected operating system files. • Finally, hit Apply and click the Ok button. Regards, Rachel Gomez