If every time you start your PC buy some error message that talks about missing or damaged or other files, if however Windows is loaded correctly and everything works well, you can eliminate the message in two ways, ignoring the error and making it disappear or solving it by finding the cause . Obviously, the second solution would be better, but if the error did not prevent any operation, in the end, it may be better not to see it right and pretend nothing happens rather than waste time in finding its cause.
Most often an error of this type occurs after a virus infection cleaned up, after using a program to clean up obsolete files or after uninstalling a poorly designed program.
If you want to find the cause of a Windows error, the most effective tool on Windows 7, windows 8 and Windows 10 is definitely MSConfig, of which I have already spoken.
MSConfig can be launched from the Run box of the Start menu, by typing msconfig .
In MSConfig you can simply disable all programs from automatic start and, as for services, start them one at a time to check if they fail.
To start these programs just read the path of the file that starts them and then execute them manually.
In Windows 10 and Windows 8.1, the tool to manage program startup is in the Task Manager or Task Manager which can be opened by right-clicking on the taskbar or by pressing the CTRL-Shift-Esc keys together.
In the task manager to find the file that opens a program in the automatic start tab, right-click on it and select " Open file path ".
In MSConfig you can also, choose the selective start and then you can go to the Services tab, press on the option hide Microsoft services and then on Disable all .
Restart and note that the error should no longer appear because Windows itself works well and the cause of the error is a specific program.
The name of this program, if it is not written in the error message window, can be found by selective start, enabling one of the services from MSConfig each time until you find the one causing the error.
Certainly this way of proceeding is rather boring, therefore, even if more difficult, better results can be obtained by opening the event viewer .
From the event log it is possible to read all the error data that are detected by Windows when it is turned on.
To start the event viewer, search for events on the Start menu search bar or find it in the Control Panel under the administration tools .
From the Event Viewer, you can scroll through the Windows logs in the Application and System sections to find all the errors that slow down startup and that can be responsible for the error message.
Deciphering mistakes here is not too simple and it will always take a Google search to understand what we are talking about.
If the error message concerns a missing Windows file, the solution to restore a file not found or corrupt is the SFC tool, already explained in another guide.
To disable the appearance of error messages in Windows 7, you need to change an option by going to Control Panel, pressing on System and then on Advanced System Settings .
In the Advanced tab, next to the Environment Variables button, there is the button for reporting errors which can be disabled for Windows and / or programs.
In Windows 10 this button is not there and instead go to Control Panel> Security and maintenance and click on the left side of the window on the link Change settings Security and maintenance to choose which types of messages to see in the notification center.
If you are comfortable, you can also disable the reception of error messages in Windows 8.1 and 10 by changing the registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Windows Error Reporting, adding a new DWORD value (or change it if it already exists) with disabled name and value 1.
This way you will no longer see that error message saying that an application has had a problem or what it says you are looking for a solution online and sending the error to Microsoft.
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