# Solving known errors by yourself easily

The first step in case of problems or supposed errors always is to have a look at the "**Frequent errors**" section. There you will find solutions for the most common, known problems and errors for both the storefront and the administration.

Due to our more than 3,000 customers, we have already seen and solved almost every problem. Therefore, it is very likely that the problem is already known and a solution already exists.

Therefore, always check the "**Frequent Errors**" section first:

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[Common issues](/knowledge-base/common-issues.md)
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**Note**: The article is part of our guided troubleshooting assistant and will explain a specific step in this process.

In order to perform the corresponding steps in the correct order, please make sure to use the Troubleshooting assistant.
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