Got this when booting, "remove boot execute record unsuccessfully"...

Kaktussoft said:

„remove boot execute record unsuccessfully NTSTATUS = 0x00000000“

or
„remove boot execute record unsuccessfully NTSTATUS = 0xC0000001“ ?

„remove boot execute record unsuccessfully NTSTATUS = 0xC0000001“

mariogorro said:

tonydw96 said:

after the boot screen
Attachment 237513
i got this message
Attachment 237516

after that it continue normally
but usually i didn't get that

i have no idea what's the problem
can anyone help?

i have de same problem after used boot time defrag in tuneup utilities.

Any idea to solve the problem??

Thanks in advance

mario is right, i used 'defragment registry' with tune up utilities right before i got that message
after the defragment registry process it needs to reboot
and suddenly got that message

Kaktussoft said:

you do boot time defrag? or tuneup utilities?
Any... try Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
same problem?

already try it and still got the same message

rubes said:

Yea avg 2013, I'm still getting the messages tony. Maybe it's a setting in avg ? That routinely scans something at start up ? I'll give it another week but if nothing's changed I might uninstall avg 2013 (hopefullly i dont have the problems jack has lol) and see if that makes a difference.
:)

well, good luck for you rubes. :)
please let me know if your problem solved
so maybe i can give it a try too lol

tonydw96 said:

mariogorro said:

tonydw96 said:

after the boot screen
Attachment 237513
i got this message
Attachment 237516

after that it continue normally
but usually i didn't get that

i have no idea what's the problem
can anyone help?

i have de same problem after used boot time defrag in tuneup utilities.

Any idea to solve the problem??

Thanks in advance

mario is right, i used 'defragment registry' with tune up utilities right before i got that message
after the defragment registry process it needs to reboot
and suddenly got that message

From the TuneUp website; " It’s foolproof, too, as unwanted changes can be easily corrected in the TuneUp Rescue Center." Have you checked to see if there is a backup of the registry prior to the changes?

HTH

Sir George said:

tonydw96 said:

mariogorro said:

i have de same problem after used boot time defrag in tuneup utilities.

Any idea to solve the problem??

Thanks in advance

mario is right, i used 'defragment registry' with tune up utilities right before i got that message
after the defragment registry process it needs to reboot
and suddenly got that message

From the TuneUp website; " It’s foolproof, too, as unwanted changes can be easily corrected in the TuneUp Rescue Center." Have you checked to see if there is a backup of the registry prior to the changes?

HTH

There are two backups of the tuneup registry cleaner. Should i try to restore it?

I just installed AVG on 3 computers, and now I'm getting this error message on all of them. It seems senseless to remove the utility that is protecting your computer just to get rid of an annoying and apparently harmless message on boot up. In my opinion, the better solution is to contact AVG to see if they're already working on a patch fix to this glitch. That is the approach I'll be taking. I'll post the solution here once it's provided to me.

Regards,

Gary

There may be better packages out there, but AVG serves its purpose for my needs.

How can the 2013 edition that retailers sell on their shelves today, and which updates daily, be long past its sell by date as you state?

Regardless, you're missing my point. Walking away from a problem doesn't solve the problem if someone is seeking a solution and wishes to avoid dropping another $40 on new software. I'm betting that there is an easier fix. And if not, I believe AVG offers a 30 day money back guarantee. So they deserve the chance to fix their own issue.