Solved problem when starting computer

[rholdcroft99]

I turned on my computer today and i get this box. Cant figure out what i may have done or not done to get this. Any help greatly appreciated.

C:\Users\Richard\AppData\Local\Temp\210827Log.iniis Lost

 

[mitchell65]

Is this an Asus PC and have you run ccleaner lately? If so run system restore back to a point before this problem occured and that should solve it!

 

[Anthony]

Disable any Asus programs from start up in msconfig

 

[rholdcroft99]

Yes it is an Asus, sabertooth z77. Ed I did run ccleaner last night before shutting down the computer. Weird I have never had a problem using it before

 

[mitchell65]

It only happens when the missing file is in use when you run ccleaner. It deletes it. Do the system restore and all should be well!

 

[rholdcroft99]

Thanks, I will have to do a reinstall. I have restore disabled so don't have any restore points.
Is there anything to check before running ccleaner in the future.

 

[mitchell65]

It doesn't seem that you mind doing a re install! If that is so then may I urge you to do a clean install and follow gregrockers excellent tutorial here:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219487-clean-reinstall-factory-oem-windows-7-a.html#post1839164
This will kill two birds with one stone insofar as it will not re install any of the Asus bloatware so the current problem cannot arise in the future. It also has a big impact on your PC perfomance. I did it on my Dell three weeks ago and it was like buying a new PC!
I daresay you could tweek your PC and get rid if the problem temporarily but bloatware is always a pain. If you take the install route may I also urge you to enable Restore Points, you are the second member of this Forum this week who has a problem because restore points was disabled. Her thought he wouldn't need them as he had no problems for 2 years, That's just when you do need them, I think!

 

[rholdcroft99]

This is a built pc, not a store bought. I wouldn't think when I install drivers that there would be any of this "bloat ware" as you mentioned.

 

[mitchell65]

In Post #2 I asked "Is this an Asus PC" to which you replied "Yes it is an Asus, sabertooth z77". I assumed this to mean it was an Acus PC with a sabertooth z77 motherboard! Your system Slec shows the PC make and model as "Intel"?? Bit difficult to help when info is confused!
I assume you have a CD supplied with the motherboard? I have no idea what is on that!

 

[rholdcroft99]

Sorry, here are my specs.

I7 2600k
Asus sabertooth z77 MB
16gb gskill 1866 ram
2x Sata iii 150gb velociraptors in raid 0
1x Sata iii 600gb velociraptor storage
2x XFX 6950 video cards
1200w cooler master silent pro psu
HAF X case
Noctua NH-D14 cooler
Windows 7 professional

 

[rholdcroft99]

Only items in system at time of problem were
Chipset
Sound
Video
LAN
USB 3
Ccleaner
Defraggler

 

[gregrocker]

As Anthony suggested try first establishing a Clean Boot as shown in Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7.

If you reinstall the same Best Practices in the Clean Reinstall tutorial still apply to getting and keeping a perfect retail install. The issue is not CCleaner but likely a driver bloatware package.

 

[mitchell65]

This is a built pc, not a store bought. I wouldn't think when I install drivers that there would be any of this "bloat ware" as you mentioned.

Well the error message you get refers to Asus files!!!! See the Asus Forum topic on this very problem. There is the solution there as well!
ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Forum- Lost log.ini file

 

[rholdcroft99]

thanks for all the help, i have fixed the problem.
found solution on forum.piriform.com
deleted "isetup" from task scheduler and all is good