how can i fix error code 2147500037

I just upgraded to windows 10. I get the same error code however windows edge is the only browser that is installed on my computer does anyone have a clue on how to remedy this one? I had to reset to a home group to allow my wireless printer to work. However I cannot print the home group password now. Boooo.

"those who force us against our will to conform to their wants will also be the ones to force retaliation against them"

LK, I too had the same problem.  Here's the fix:

Right-Click on the Documents folder in the left pane of Windows Explorer

In the Security tab, click "Edit"

In the "Permissions for Documents" window, click "Add"

In the "Select Users or Groups" window, add your login username in the "Enter the object names to select(examples):" pane and click "Check Names"

Click OK

Back on the "Permissions for Documents" window, click on your newly added login username then grant "Full control" by clicking the "Allow" tick.  "Apply", "OK" to close the window, then OK on the "Documents Properties" window.

Repeat this procedure for your "Pictures" folder.

You should now have full control of both folders.

LK, Én is ugyanaz volt a probléma. Íme a megoldás:

Kattintson jobb gombbal a Dokumentumok mappát a bal oldali panelen a Windows Explorer

A Biztonság lapon kattintson a "Szerkesztés"A "engedélyei Documents" ablakban kattintson a "Hozzáadás"

A "Felhasználók vagy csoportok kiválasztása" ablakban add meg a bejelentkezési felhasználónevet a "Írja be a kijelölendő objektumok nevét (példák):" panelt és kattintson a "Check Names"

Kattintsunk az OK gombra

Vissza a "Engedélyek Documents" ablakban kattintson az újonnan hozzáadott bejelentkezési felhasználónevet, akkor adjon "Teljes vezérlés" gombra kattintva a "Allow" kullancs. "Apply", "OK" zárja be az ablakot, majd az OK gombra a "Dokumentumok tulajdonságai" ablak.

Ismételje meg az eljárást a "Képek" mappába.

Így már a teljes irányítást a két mappát.

Yes, of course I have made this process.

However the problem itself is not resolved because the question is: Why Windows 10 made corrupt user rights which were OK in Windows 7. Why "Unknown user" appeared on some directory's Security sheet after upgrade to Windows 10.

Why Home Group is not working on the same machine for particular users while it works for other ones. Before on Windows 7 all users could use Home Group and all of them appeared in Home Group's list.

I have a file server on my Asus router. Before upgrade all users could reach its folders from my machine. After upgrade to Windows 10 there is a user who can open them as before, some other users cannot. For that particular user who can reach all file server's folders there in an "Unknown user" entry in Security sheet of folders shared in Home Group. (Of course user ID really cannot be found in the registry.) Other users who cannot reach file server's directories don't have that "Unknown user" entry. As that "Unknown user" entry would in relation with file server's access. When these users try to open a directory on file server a dialog box is opening and asking for user name and password for a domain while machine is not in domain. However machine name appeares as it were domain name.

I think all those anomalies are observed because user rights are misshandled by Windows 10 and this is the reason for all them.

Thanks but, I'm not doing development or Message Queuing - unless MS does it by default when trying to place the "Print HomeGroup" report in the printer queue. 

The account I'm logged into is a member of the Administrators Group so there should be no issues with permissions, although I'm not 100% sure MS acknowledges that membership as I've had to "Run as Administrator" on the install package of many of the apps I've installed to get it installed correctly.

I do not have MQExplorer installed nor do I want to pay for it to test to see if MQseries is the potential fix - Sorry, MQseries is the OpenVMS equivalence to IBM's MQExplorer.

OS Name    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional

Version    6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601

Other OS Description     Not Available

OS Manufacturer    Microsoft Corporation

System Name    MDSBIGPAPA-PC

System Manufacturer    Hewlett-Packard

System Model    HP EliteOne 800 G1 AiO

System Type    x64-based PC

Processor    Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570S CPU @ 2.90GHz, 2901 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 4 Logical Processor(s)

BIOS Version/Date    Hewlett-Packard L01 v02.59, 2015-03-16

SMBIOS Version    2.7

Windows Directory    C:\Windows

System Directory    C:\Windows\system32

Boot Device    \Device\HarddiskVolume1

Locale    United States

Hardware Abstraction Layer    Version = "6.1.7601.17514"

User Name    MDSBigPaPa-PC\MDSBigPaPa

In addition MS made wrong several user rights with Windows 10. Ex.: After upgrading to W10 I was not able to save a file to a subdirectory of my own Documents directory. I had right to write only in Documents itself. I discovered the same case in Pictures, ...

And I still don't have right to open my own directory:

Desktop/<My user name>/Documents

Instead a message is given:

"Jelenleg nem rendelkezik a mappa eléréséhez szükséges engedéllyel. A Folytatás gombra kattintva állandó hozzáférést kaphat a mappához."

I don't know what would be the message in English, but something similar to:

"At the moment you don't have rights to reach the folder. Push Continue button to get permanent access to the directory."

This message is got in spite I did not modify its user rights!

So the problem is more general than printing Home Group's password with Edge for example.

Interestingly - they will run into this more now they have rolled out Windows 10 and have edge as the default search engine not ie! I have just run into this and the default for 8.1 was ie.....

Will

Why do you people insist on providing more and more obvious workarounds when we want the problem FIXED!?

Everyone knows we could just screenshot the window, crop, and print that. But we don't want to! That we could let IE be the default browser for a second while issuing the print command, then set it back to our preference. But we don't want to!

We want Microsoft to acknowledge this as a bug in the operating system and fix Homegroup password printing to not require reconfiguring the system to use IE as the default browser. Even for a split second.

You seriously want IE to be the default browser just so we can print? No! Does not compute! It should not be a requirement for printing the contents of a WebBrowserControl(InternetExplorer). Make it so it prints fine whatever browser we have. Use a standard method for printing, not some Homegroup-IE-specific printer hack.

My favorite printer is Save as PDF anyway. (Windows 10's built in default PDF printer.)