Unexpected Error: Quitting

Have been using Vista 32 bit for some time and all has been fine. Suddenly,
when I boot and sign-in a brief message pops up stating: Unexpected Error:
Quitting. It does not give any clue what the error is or what is causing
the problem. I have to click on the red X to delete it and then I can go on
and use the pc with no other problems. In my research Microsoft talks about
getting this error when trying to run VB programs, but that is not the case
here. I would really like to do away with this message, so any suggestions
would be helpful.
Thanks,
Frank

 

Hi,

Do you see any corresponding notes in the event viewer?

Obviously there is something in the startup axis, you can use a tool like
autoruns to examine what's loading at boot.

Autoruns:

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"flier frank" <flier.frank@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Have been using Vista 32 bit for some time and all has been fine.
> Suddenly,
> when I boot and sign-in a brief message pops up stating: Unexpected Error:
> Quitting. It does not give any clue what the error is or what is causing
> the problem. I have to click on the red X to delete it and then I can go
> on
> and use the pc with no other problems. In my research Microsoft talks
> about
> getting this error when trying to run VB programs, but that is not the
> case
> here. I would really like to do away with this message, so any
> suggestions
> would be helpful.
> Thanks,
> Frank <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->