The phrase "get error" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to programming or technology when referring to encountering an error.
Example: "When I try to run the program, I always get error 404."
Alternatives: "receive an error" or "encounter an error."
On other apps, you tend to get error messages or asterisks.
If you get error messages about the registry, you can also try to restore a working backup file yourself.
Office users who get error messages also have lower attrition, because they too tend to be heavy users.
If you get error messages when you install the software that came in the scanner box, it might be because the driver used by the previous scanner is interfering with the newer programs.
If you still get error messages when you try to install the driver and software for the new scanner, some references to the older scanner's software might be lingering in your system Registry.
Unless not sure about the Gaussianity in data (covering the sampling distribution, residuals between observed and expected, and some transformations), for inference problems, sample standard deviation may not be appropriate to get error bars with matching coverage.
You get errors; you get pulled out, possibly sent down.
The credit bureaus now let consumers upload supporting documentation, which can help get errors removed quickly.
But the more processing you ask your equipment to do, the bigger the chance you'll get errors.
When building on my Mac, I get errors due to the build script trying to load include files from /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk.
And when shoppers did manage to load items into a cart and checkout, they would sometimes get errors there, too.
