Windows 10: OS Level mismatch

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Regarding driver and application mismatch exception in java program

Hello sir,

I've just updated my os win 10 to build 10586.

O earlier build my programs were running fine, but when I run my java programs after updating os it is showing me exception "architecture mismatch between driver and application" . That exception was not generated on earlier build( 10240). Its a program
of jdbc type 1 driver I wanted to run. I did follow all steps to connect to DB.

Hope you will give me suggestions soon.

Thank you!

 

My User Folders are mismatched in Library

Hi,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

I understand that the library folders are mismatched in Windows. We will help you.

Lets try the below steps and check if it helps.

Step 1: I suggest you do a system maintenance troubleshooter
and check if it helps.

• Press Windows + X keys and Go to control panel.
• Select system and maintenance.
• There select troubleshooting.
• In troubleshooting, go to system and security and select
  run maintenance task.
• Select system maintenance and follow the
  on screen instructions.

Step 2: I also suggest you to
try creating a new user account and check if issue persists.

Click on the below link to check how to create new user account linking a Microsoft account in Windows 10

Microsoft Support link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/getstarted-microsoft-account

Note: Install all the pending updates after logging in to Microsoft account and check.

Keep us informed for any further queries. We are glad to help you.

 

Audio Levels Mismatched

Recently I installed, then uninstalled, a sound enhancement app (from fxsound.com) containing a sound equalizer.

After deinstalling it, Windows sound is screwed up in that online sound sources (streaming, playing remote mp3's, etc.) is barely audible, while systems sounds and sounds from local applications seems fine. The annoyance is that I have to set volume at
near 100 to hear the online stuff, and in this state other sounds blare.

I've deactivated and uninstalled the Realtek driver, then reinstalled it without effect. I've switch using the audio port on the back of the PC to the headphone jack, also to no effect.

I've fiddled with the "advanced sound" settings where you can locally set the volume levels of different applications, and this provides a one-time workaround. But the bottom line is the output from all sources (local and online) should be roughly at the
same volume level, and they definitely are not.

Anyone have any non-catastrophic (i.e. reinstall Windows) suggestions for things to look at/try?