3000 N100 Error: Common Fixes and Preventions

Many users have reported 3000 N100 error on their devices. However, it’s more likely to occur on Windows 10.
The 3000 N100 error usually occurs when the webcam driver becomes outdated. Therefore, in today’s article, we will explore the best solutions to this annoying issue.

• The 3000 N100 error can occur when you’re trying to recover or restore a device.
• The 3000 N100 error usually appears when you try to flash the firmware of your device.

Check the list of apps

1. Go to Settings > Apps > Apps & features.
   
2. Select the app from the list and disable it.
3. Clear cache and data
   Press and hold the Power button until the phone turns off.
4. Press and hold Volume Up + Volume Down + Power button.
5. While holding those buttons, connect your phone to your computer.
6. Restart your phone.
   

Update your PC

1. To update the drivers, press Windows Key + I to open Settings.
2. Next, click on Update & Security.
3. Finally, select Windows Update from the left pane.
   

Install the latest drivers

1. To update your drivers, right-click on the Start menu and select Device Manager.
2. Locate your graphics card, right-click on it, and select the Update driver option.
   

Disable third-party antivirus

1. Some third-party antivirus utilities, like Avast, Avast Free Antivirus, AVG, and Norton, are reported to clash with QuickBooks. In case you’re using any of these utilities, disabling them temporarily should resolve the problem.
   
2. Uninstall and reinstall QuickBooks
   Try uninstalling and reinstalling QuickBooks. To uninstall, press Windows Key + R to open the Run prompt, enter appwiz.cpl in the text field, and click OK.
3. Next, select QuickBooks Premier 2016 and click on Uninstall.
4. Restart your PC, and reinstall QuickBooks Premier 2016.

Change your Wi-Fi settings

1. Change the “Channel” settings on your Wi-Fi network.
2. Make sure the channel you want to connect to is not already being used by another device.
   
3. Try changing the “Channel” settings on your Wi-Fi network.
4. Change your router’s settings
   Access your router’s settings using its website.
5. Change your “Bandwidth” setting.
6. Try changing the “Bandwidth” settings on your Wi-Fi network.
7. Change your Wi-Fi network’s password
   Access your router’s settings using its website.
8. Change your Wi-Fi network’s password.
   
9. Change your Wi-Fi’s security
   Access your router’s settings using its website.
10. Change your Wi-Fi’s security setting.

Perform a System Restore

1. Navigate to the Start menu, type system restore, right-click on System Restore, and select Create a restore point.
2. In the System Restore window, choose an appropriate restore point.
   
3. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the process.
4. Turn off the UAC (User Account Control).
5. Run the SFC scan.