System cannot find file specified when starting laptop

Every time I start my Asus laptop ~ 3 months old I get the above msg.

Running Windows 7 home x 64.

I have no problem with any of my programs. Look forward to your assistance.

Rosemere said:

Every time I start my Asus laptop ~ 3 months old I get the above msg.

Running Windows 7 home x 64.

I have no problem with any of my programs. Look forward to your assistance.

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Before or after after logon? Does is display more information, for example which file file it cannot find?

Even after doing a clean boot? Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup

I followed the directions above doing aup clean startup and didn't get my error msg. I noticed in start up two programs that probably were a possible problem. One was connected to Sweet Packs toolbar. I unchecked and when I started normally no message. Thank you for the assistance. rosemere

SweetPacks Chrome Exntesions plugins from Chrome ... bundled browser hijack.

In Google Chrome

• To remove search Sweetpacks toolbar, add-ons & extensions:
  1. Click on the Customize and Control Google Chrome icon (wrench or 3 bar icon) next to the address bar and navigate to Tools > Extensions.
  2. Search for Sweetpacks Toolbar and additional third party extensions. Remove the Sweetpacks extensions (and others) by clicking the trashcan icon adjacent to the add-on/extension/toolbar.
  
  To remove search engine of Sweetpacks:
  1. Click the Customize and control Google Chrome icon (3 bar or wrench icon) and select Settings.
  2. In the Search section click the Manage search engines… button.
  3. Remove the search.sweetpacks.com search provider by clicking the X next to it when highlighted.
  If the search.sweetpacks.com search provider is set as the default search engine on Google Chrome, add or chose another search engine (such as Google.com) as a default engine by selecting the legitimate search engine and clicking the make default transparent blue box that appears when the selection is highlighted.
  
  To repair homepage (remove search.sweetpacks.com):
  1. Click on the Customize and control Google Chrome icon (Wrench or 3 bar icon) next to the address bar and select Settings.
  2. Under the On startup section click Set pages.
  3. To remove search.sweetpacks.com and other malicious URLs that have hijacked Google Chrome’s home page (Start up page), click the X next to search.sweetpacks.com when search.sweetpacks.com is highlighted by clicking it (shown in the image below). Click OK.Add or keep your preferred home page address such as Google.com.
  
  To delete your browser data for further healing:
  If you visited search.sweetpacks.com and/or suspicious websites during the Openmediasoft infection, or clicked promoted third party adware links related to search.sweetpacks.com browser hijackers, it is strongly recommended to delete your browser data to protect your privacy. You can delete your browser cache and cookie files in your browser’s preference or settings.

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