Similar to others I followed leads on Wiki-Errors page which implies that the service is free. IT IS NOT and finds several hundred errors and then requests registration for money. I did not register and I have uninstalled the software. ...
Regret downloading software to fix error code that became a blue screen of death, e-mailed them to refund my money, but no response, so kiss it goodbye, I got ripped off. Never order a product that only has e-mail message as means of communication.insist on a phone number or acredited BBB ...
Simply put, after using Google for the meaning of my "Stop Code" (via my PC's Blue-Screen-Of-Death), I came across the advertisement for ErrorEND, which promised to be able to fix my specific problem (s). Ultimately, after running the software, then being forced to PURCHASE the software ...
Purchased this to fix error 0x800423F4 which it stated it could fix. Of course it didn't and I have sent numerous requests for assistance which have gone unanswered. I ran the program numerous times and it always told me I had an exorbitant number of errors which should have rung a warning bell. ...
I was having trouble installing my Kodak wireless printer, I kept getting the error code 0x00000643. When I googled this code a google advertisement site recommended ErrorEnd to fix the problem. I ran the scan, I had over 1234 errors on my computer (or so it said) and to fix it I had to pay 39.95. ...
I purchased a solution app from ErrorEnd, specifically for a Blackberry error message 0x8004fd28. I downloaded the app and ran it twice with no solution. Messages to the email address on the download page got no results, No other contact information is available. This firm is a ripoff. ...