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Bonsoir,
Le message suivant apparait à la mise en route de mon ordi depuis la migration vers windows8.
Merci pour votre aide.
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j'ai le même problème, qui dit être connu car j'ai retrouvé trace de la même question sur des forums sony étrangers.Voici ce que j'ai trouvé comme réponse et ça marche
Hi,
I had the same problem.
iolorgdf is used for the "registry defragmentation"
If you search "iolorgdf" on your drive C, you will find a program named "iolorgdf64.exe" (c:\windows\system32). As my windows 8 is a 64 bits release (is there a 32 bits release ?), I change
autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf32 c:\users\
by
autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf64 c:\users\
It works perfectly.
Launch regedit ("windows key" + R)
Type regedit and then "enter"
Accept the user control (it launch regedit as an Administrator)
open the keys (the left window)
:
hkey_local_machine
==> System
==>ControlSet1001
==> Control
==> SessionManager
In the right Window, you will find a key named BootExecute
Double click on it and made your chenge
Then, reboot.
I suppose we have to do this each time we launch iolo registry optimization.
I saw, as I'm typing this message, that the second autocheck command is not present.
I hope this can help you.
You will find on the net a lot of explanations about registry editing. Have a look but think about your "limitations" about system and registry manipulation.
I'm not responsible of any disorder on your system in case of error
Ce message a été modifié par: pbaron69
j'ai le même problème, qui dit être connu car j'ai retrouvé trace de la même question sur des forums sony étrangers.Voici ce que j'ai trouvé comme réponse et ça marche
Hi,
I had the same problem.
iolorgdf is used for the "registry defragmentation"
If you search "iolorgdf" on your drive C, you will find a program named "iolorgdf64.exe" (c:\windows\system32). As my windows 8 is a 64 bits release (is there a 32 bits release ?), I change
autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf32 c:\users\
by
autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf64 c:\users\
It works perfectly.
Launch regedit ("windows key" + R)
Type regedit and then "enter"
Accept the user control (it launch regedit as an Administrator)
open the keys (the left window)
:
hkey_local_machine
==> System
==>ControlSet1001
==> Control
==> SessionManager
In the right Window, you will find a key named BootExecute
Double click on it and made your chenge
Then, reboot.
I suppose we have to do this each time we launch iolo registry optimization.
I saw, as I'm typing this message, that the second autocheck command is not present.
I hope this can help you.
You will find on the net a lot of explanations about registry editing. Have a look but think about your "limitations" about system and registry manipulation.
I'm not responsible of any disorder on your system in case of error
Ce message a été modifié par: pbaron69
Merci, cela fonctionne!:smileyhappy: