system error
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Definition
Noun: A system error is an instruction that is either not recognized by an operating system or is in violation of the procedural rules. It is a fault, failure, or flaw within a computer system or its software that prevents it from functioning correctly.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The program crashed due to a system error.
- A system error prevented the file from being saved.
- Please contact support if you encounter a system error.
Advanced Usage
- "to throw a system error": For a computer program to generate and display a system error.
- The application threw a system error when I tried to open the corrupted file.
- "system error message": The specific text or code displayed when a system error occurs.
- A confusing system error message appeared on the screen.
Variants and Related Words
- Error (n): A more general term for any mistake or malfunction.
- The calculation contained a simple mathematical error.
- Bug (n): A flaw or defect in a computer program that causes an error.
- The software update fixed several known bugs.
- Glitch (n): A sudden, usually temporary, malfunction or fault.
- A minor glitch caused the video to freeze for a second.
Synonyms
- Fault: An imperfection or malfunction.
- Failure: The state of not functioning properly.
- Crash: A sudden and complete failure of a computer system.
Related Phrases
- Fatal error: A severe system error that causes a program to terminate immediately.
- A fatal error forced the system to reboot.
- Error code: A unique identifier for a specific type of error.
- Write down the error code to help technicians diagnose the problem.
Noun
- an instruction that is either not recognized by an operating system or is in violation of the procedural rules