Windows Cannot Find File at Startup - How to Solve This Error Message?

If you already have the problem with "Windows cannot find Somefile.exe. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.", be sure that you have thousands of "colleagues" all over the world. The visible part of the problem in most cases is that you see "Windows cannot find" error message on your Windows startup. If you see "Windows not found" error for the first time, think of which third-party program could show it. In most cases "Windows not found" error message means that there was a command to run some file, but the file itself is absent. As a rule "Windows can't find" error message means that you have a virus infection on your computer.

Be sure to check your computer with the latest version of your anti virus if you see "Windows conference table,laptop stand,printer equipment table,trainning table cannot find XXX. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." on Windows startup. If "Windows can't find" error is caused by some malicious program, it is often accompanied by other problems like performance loss, poor Internet connection or additional error messages. No matter how this problem came to your computer, the only definite thing is that you will have to solve it sooner or later. When your computer boots, Windows reads a list of files that should be started automatically, and the program causing "Windows cannot find Somefile.exe. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." can appear among them. Let God bless you if you want to try solving "Windows cannot find XXX. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again." problem manually.

We also faced with situations when "Windows cannot find" was caused by the second part of autorun entry, especially if the first part of it was connected with Rundll32.exe file. To summarize all discussed above: there are several tens of possible (and different!) reasons how "Windows not found" error message could appear on your computer. Recently installed program can cause "Windows could not find" problem as well. The other most important source of this problem is YOU who deleted some important system file thinking that it is not useful. If you are professional, you will certainly need to use "Autoruns" program, as it provides much more options for editing your autoruns list than any other program of this kind.

If you are an experienced user and want to seach your autorun list and fix "Windows not found" error - use msconfig.exe utility shipped with your Windows. You may also try to use System Restore to restore your Windows to the state where there was no "Windows can't find" problem at all, but this helps only in one case from ten. For safer fixing of "Windows not found" error we recommend you to reboot into Safe Mode. Fixing "Windows could not find" problem manually can be a tedious task if you are professional and dangerous task if you are newbie. Never commit your friends to solve your computer problems, especially with "Windows cannot find" if you are not sure if they are known the exact solution.