I've noticed recently that this error code is showing up each time I boot the system. Has anyone any idea on how to remedy the problem.
Thanks,
David
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Service Control Manager
Event Category: None
Event ID: 7026
Date: 10/24/2011
Time: 2:06:58 PM
User: N/A
Computer: DAVID
Description:
The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load:
SASDIFSV
SASKUTIL
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Hey David - Both those processes (SASDIFSV and SASKUTIL) are associated with SuperAntiSpyware. What is the current status of the SuperAntiSpyware software on your PC - is it still installed and you are still using it or have you uninstalled it at some time and no longer use it at all??
Cheers...Jim
Hi Dave:
Thanks for the reply.
That program is no longer installed. What do I do now?
Thank you,
David
Hi David - It's Jim mate!!.
[quote:3riioa35]That program is no longer installed[/quote:3riioa35]
As I suspected. I'm pretty certain the error is being caused by remnants leftover from the uninstall. How confident are you about working with the registry David? You will need to locate and delete a couple of registry keys:
Open a 'Run' dialogue box and type in [b:3riioa35]regedit[/b:3riioa35] and then click [b:3riioa35]OK[/b:3riioa35] (or press the 'Enter' key).
In the registry editor; Click on "View" in the menu and select "Find" ( or press Ctrl + F)
In the search dialogue box, type in "SASDIFSV" (without the quotes) and then click on the "Find next" button.
This should bring up an entry called "LEGACY_SASDIFSV" (in the side panel of the registry editor). Right click on that entry and select "Delete".
Go through exactly the same routine for "SASKUTIL".
[b:3riioa35]**NOTE: You may actually see the "LEGACY_SASKUTIL" entry directly under the "SASDIFSV" entry.[/b:3riioa35]
Working with the registry can be risky so please use caution. If you are uncertain about anything, let me know and I will clarify.
Pretty sure getting rid of those left over registry entries will fix the problem.
Cheers mate...Jim
[quote="ozbloke":1xswt42a]Hi David - It's Jim mate!!.
[quote:1xswt42a]That program is no longer installed[/quote:1xswt42a]
As I suspected. I'm pretty certain the error is being caused by remnants leftover from the uninstall. How confident are you about working with the registry David? You will need to locate and delete a couple of registry keys:
Open a 'Run' dialogue box and type in [b:1xswt42a]regedit[/b:1xswt42a] and then click [b:1xswt42a]OK[/b:1xswt42a] (or press the 'Enter' key).
In the registry editor; Click on "View" in the menu and select "Find" ( or press Ctrl + F)
In the search dialogue box, type in "SASDIFSV" (without the quotes) and then click on the "Find next" button.
This should bring up an entry called "LEGACY_SASDIFSV" (in the side panel of the registry editor). Right click on that entry and select "Delete".
Go through exactly the same routine for "SASKUTIL".
[b:1xswt42a]**NOTE: You may actually see the "LEGACY_SASKUTIL" entry directly under the "SASDIFSV" entry.[/b:1xswt42a]
Working with the registry can be risky so please use caution. If you are uncertain about anything, let me know and I will clarify.
Pretty sure getting rid of those left over registry entries will fix the problem.
Cheers mate...Jim[/quote:1xswt42a]
Hi Mate:
You're not going to believe this but they are both gone.
Thanks for your help. Hope all is well with you and the family.
Cheers,
David
All fine this end thanks mate.
So that problem is now fixed then David?
[quote="ozbloke":2onen5h3]All fine this end thanks mate.
So that problem is now fixed then David?[/quote:2onen5h3]
Hi Mate:
That's good to hear.
Yes, for some reason there is not a trace.
Cheers,
David
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