Learn how to download and run the Gaming Services Repair Tool for PC to fix issues with Gaming Services or the Xbox app for PC. The tool is integrated into the Xbox app for PC version 2311.1001.7.0 or newer.

This security update fixes a vulnerability that could allow an elevation of privilege in SQL Server Machine Learning Services. It also resolves other vulnerabilities and issues related to CDC capture, DMV, and XML.

This security update improves Secure Boot DBX for Windows devices with UEFI firmware and addresses a vulnerability that allows bypassing secure boot. It may fail to install on some devices with BitLocker enabled and require a servicing stack update (SSU) to resolve the issue.

Learn how to enable FPS boost and auto HDR for select backward compatible games on your Xbox Series X|S console. These features can improve the visual quality and gameplay of your past-gen games.

Learn how to send and receive files that Outlook blocks as attachments, such as .exe and certain database files. Find out why Outlook blocks these files and how to unblock them if needed.

Learn how to update your Xbox console by downloading a file to a USB flash drive and installing it manually. Follow the steps for different scenarios and troubleshoot common issues.

If you are having issues installing or updating Gaming Services on your PC, or if you are noticing that the Xbox app for PC is launching with missing content, you may want to download and run the Gaming Services Repair Tool for PC.

Learn how to fix common issues that prevent your Xbox One from connecting to the Internet, such as wireless interference, router settings, or ISP problems. Follow the steps to test your connection, power cycle your devices, and try a direct-to-modem connection.

Regsvr32.exe was unable to find the required entry point in the module specified in the command line. This can occur if the entry points are not exported correctly from the module or if the module is not a .DLL or .OCX file.

Solution 1: Make sure you have an internet connection. Press the Search button on the taskbar, type settings, and then select Settings. Select Network & internet. Your network status will appear at the top of the settings page. If you don't have an internet connection, you'll have to fix that before continuing with any additional troubleshooting.