There is one entry of iobit but it is listed as not found. I copied and pasted to notepad and it opened to emptyfile. I snipped the empty file notification but for some reason I cannot make it downloaded to W11 forum chat> (wrong file)
Actually, what I meant was to start Notepad and paste the contents of the clipboard into it so you could see everything..
Ben
I did, to both notepad and wordpad. But right clicking it from there opens it to empty file. Nothing there. The 10bit file picked up by autorun and described as not found is an empty file. Because I had installed and uninstalled it twice, prior to autorun scan. In other words, I have no iobit and liveupdate in my system.
Enable the Hidden Administrator Profile Account
3 Ways to Enable Hidden Administrator Account in Windows 10 & 11
Sign Out as you, and Login as the previously Hidden Administrator account.
See if you still have this message. If not, then there is a problem with your User Name Account.
I have two user accounts in this PC. I can go from one to the other. I don't know what you mean by "hidden". I can chat with you in this forum from both accounts. Hmm... I just realized each account is separate from the other. What I post in one does not appear in the other. From this account (Local), I will switch to the other (Administrator) and enter a different post and see which you get.
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I was wrong. What I post in one account is also viewable in the other. I am now in the other account (administrator) and I can see my posts in the other account (local). I don't know the significance, or relevance. But no account is hidden. They are switchable, in a jiffy.
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To be clear, I can open one account only at a time, not both. The only way I can view them at the same time is if I open first the Administrator account(anton) and click C: then USER then click the local account (tony) and click W Forum ... then I presume I can view both forum chats in split screen. Again, what's the point?
A screenshot from Autoruns might be helpful, with the "IObit" entry visible.
Ben
I think we need to be mindful of whether this is a misleading error message. Wouldn't be the first time I've come across a Windows error message "of last resort" (as I call them) where Windows doesn't quite know what's wrong so just pops up a message "it" thinks might be relevant, and has everyone chasing their tails based on that erroneous message.
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