#Error Code 0x80070426

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What is Windows 10 Error  0x80070426 and How to Fix It

Error Code 0x80070426 – What is it?

After the evolution of Windows 10, Windows Security Essentials program has been renamed Windows Defender. During the upgrading process to Windows 10 from a previous version of Windows, the Windows Defender takes over and replaces the Security Essentials. In some instances of Windows 10 upgrading process, something will go wrong and the Defender will fail to replace Security Essentials. As a result, the Operating System will have both programs installed. In this situation, there will be no protection offered from Windows Defender and Security Essentials will not be able to offer protection either. This error code will also appear when the Windows Mail App in Windows 10 fails to retrieve and sync email from the user’s account.

Common symptoms include:

An error message will pop up saying: “An error has occurred in the program initialization. If this problem does continue, contact your System Admin. Error code 0x80070426.”

The computer will become vulnerable to viruses and spyware.

While working on any program, the error code will keep showing up.

The machine will freeze, lock up, slow down, or even crash because of the error code 0x80070426.

The new version of Windows 10 will not be replaced by programs from an older version of Windows OS.

Error Causes

The error code 0x80070426 will appear when the PC has been upgraded to Windows 10 from an older version of Windows. If this happens, some users will not have specific programs from the older version such as the virus protection. When a program from the previous version under a different name is not entirely removed and the new virus protection installed, the programs will not offer any protection.

This error code may also appear when Windows 10 tries to sync Windows Mail App with the user’s email. To learn how to get rid of error code 0x80070426, visit our website.

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Fix Microsoft Office Activation error 0x80070426

Microsoft Office uses a separate mechanism than the Windows operating system for purposes like Updates and Activation. This brings in the context dependencies of this mechanism on different processes and services. At times when updating or activating Office, you may receive an error message:

An unexpected error has occurred. You request cannot be processed at this time. Please try again later. (0x80070426)

This error is caused due to various supporting services and processes not working or being not triggered as intended. With this article today, we will be discussing how to fix this error.

We will be discussing the following fixes to get rid of error code 0x80070426 for Microsoft Office Activation on Windows-

Check the responsible Services.

Run the Activation Script manually.

1] Check the responsible Services

Type, services.msc in the Start search box and hit Enter to open the Windows Services Manager. Click on Yes for the UAC or User Account Control prompt that you get. It will open the Windows Services Manager Utility’s window.

In the listing that you get, look out for the service entry called Software Licensing Service from the list that gets populated inside the window.

Right click on it and select Properties and make sure that its Startup Type to Automatic.

Also, make sure that you Start the service by selecting the Start button inside of the Properties window.

Now execute the following commands in an elevated command prompt:

Check if this fixed your issue.

2] Run the Activation Script manually

Launch Command Prompt with Administrator Privileges.

If you use Office 16, navigate to the following location inside of the Command Prompt command line utility-

Microsoft Office comes with a grammar checker to proof your documents and correct mistakes and typos, but sometimes the checker is more intrusive than helpful. Office's grammar checker may automatically flag words it thinks are wrong, and this visual clue can become distracting. The grammar checker might also try to fix items that don't need fixing, which is why you may need to view and modify certain settings. You can turn automatic checking on or off, tell the checker to ignore certain items, and add words to the dictionary so they don't get flagged in the future.

Launch Word and open a document that contains words and terms that you're sure will stump the grammar checker for spelling or grammar. Right off the bat, the checker may be set to automatically flag words that it doesn't understand or believes are incorrect. Spelling errors are underlined with a red squiggle, while grammatical errors are underlined in blue (Figure A).

For this article, I'm using Microsoft Word via Office 365. The grammar checker's dictionary is shared across the suite, so any changes you make in one Office application applies to the rest, but the actual command and process to run a spelling and grammar checker differ across the suite.

With Office programs such as Excel, the toolbar icon to run the check is called Spelling. The spell check then pops up as a floating window on the screen. In the latest version of Word, the icon is called Check Document. The check itself runs in the right pane where you select the option for Spelling or Grammar to review each flagged word. The result is the same.

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Fix Error 0x80070426 for Microsoft Store and Windows Update

The error code 0x80070426 is another Windows 10 error that is applicable to both Microsoft Store... For more visit TheWindowsClub.com.

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windows 10 error code 0x80070426

windows 10 error code 0x80070426

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