Fixing 8007002c 4000d Error: Step-by-Step Guide

The Server service is an important Windows component, especially for those users who use Windows servers.
But, sometimes users reported an 8007002c 4000d error.

• The 8007002c 4000d error may occur due to a faulty disc.
• A disc tray or drive may be at fault, so try to repair it.
• A registry cleaner tool is a proven solution, so check it out.

Use Powershell

1. Open Run with the Windows key + R hotkey.
2. Type the PowerShell command below, and press the Return key: Get-AppxPackage *windowsapp* | Remove-AppxPackage
3. Next, input the PowerShell command below, and press the Return key: Get-AppxPackage *windowsapp* | ForEach {Get-AppxPackageContent $_ | Remove-AppxPackageContent}
   
4. Press the Windows key + S hotkey, enter cmd in the text field, and click the Run as administrator option under the More apps tab.
5. Type the command below, and press the Return key: powercfg /hibernate off
6. Restart Windows.
   

Use Task Manager

1. Press the Shift + Ctrl + Alt + Del keys together, and wait for the Task Manager to open.
2. Select Processes on the Task Manager window.
3. Then, click on the File menu and choose New Task from the File menu.
4. Type cmd in the command line field and click OK.
5. Now, press Enter to run the cmd program.
   
6. In the cmd window, type the following command and press Enter: sfc /scannow
   
7. Wait for the command to complete, then restart your computer.

Use SFC and DISM

1. Go to Start > type cmd > right-click Command prompt, and select Run as administrator
2. Click Yes in the UAC prompt
   
3. Enter the following command and press Enter: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealth
4. Wait for the scan to complete
5. After DISM finishes, run the following command and press Enter: SFC /Scannow

NOTE: This process could potentially damage your computer

1. Create a Windows 10 bootable DVD or USB stick
2. Boot from the Windows 10 bootable media
3. Use Command prompt to delete the corrupt file from the Windows installation folder
   
4. Reboot Windows

Reinstall Skype

1. Press Windows + I to open the Settings app, and select Apps.
2. Click Skype, and select Uninstall.
   
3. Follow the on-screen instructions and wait for the uninstall process to finish.
4. Restart your computer.