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I found the solution! Finally!

 

I did scroll thru Windows folder and saw a folder named "Install" there was the whole installation files that were run at startup, I deleted them and all works flawless now! No error boxes!

 

So yeah hope this helps others as well, who knows!

 

 

:)

Hey guys, I recently did install a new ssd and installed windows on it, and all the drivers, after that I started to get these boxes up when I start up the system. Not sure how to fix that and it's really weird.

 

 

Help? 

 

 

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meh, i'd just delete the junk file at that file path.

 

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If deleting the files as VioDuskar said above doesn't do anything, I'd look into disabling AsusSetup or related from your startup - To do so:

open run (win+r) then type msconfig, then enter - this should open up "System Configuration"

Go to the 4th tab "Startup" and find anything that is called AsusSetup or similar and untick it - then hit okay and restart the system and see if it has worked.

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Okay thanks for the tips, here are the updates;

 

I did trash all in the temp folder.

I did remove all ASUS startup/services.

 

Still same error stuff.

 

So, I did boot into safe mode and BAM, no error codes. So where to go from there?

 

 

Thanks

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you already had a look at msconfig. if its cleared, another auto startup folder would be located here:

 

C:\Users\YOURPROFILENAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

 

the hidden DEFAULT folder is worth having a look inside as well, as well as PUBLIC within the c:\users folder.

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you already had a look at msconfig. if its cleared, another auto startup folder would be located here:

 

C:\Users\YOURPROFILENAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

 

the hidden DEFAULT folder is worth having a look inside as well, as well as PUBLIC within the c:\users folder.

 

 

Nothing there as well. But super weird, safe boot works fine. So there is something strange on something I did install. Probably some driver that went wrong. As downloading from ASUS support page names all "asussetup" or such, even on Intel drivers.

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I found the solution! Finally!

 

I did scroll thru Windows folder and saw a folder named "Install" there was the whole installation files that were run at startup, I deleted them and all works flawless now! No error boxes!

 

So yeah hope this helps others as well, who knows!

 

 

:)

┏(◑̃.◑̃)┛ Totally Not Dangerous ┏(◐̃.◐̃)┛

i7 4790K / 16GB RAM \ 250GB SSD

 

 

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