I am also having the same problem
- What make/model computer are you running? Be specific VAIO S
- From what operating system, did you upgrade to Windows 8? Win 7 Home Premium
- Did you upgrade using the Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant or did you create an ISO to use that method to upgrade? Or did you upgrade from a retail disc? Created ISO
- When do you get the error message? Please give exact details and error message.
A screenshot would be helpful The error message pops up when VUDesktopToast.exe was activated.
- Do you only get the error at startup or does it occur at any other time? No, sometimes when a window is closed, sometimes during a restart and shutting down.
- Is the error message, a pop-up dialog box? Yes it is.
- What anti-virus are you running? None
- If you have uninstalled your anti-virus did you use the manufacturer removal tool to uninstall?
- Have you run any registry cleaner either as part of an anti-virus or installed and run separately? If yes, what is the brand name of the registry cleaner? Premium tools by iolo
- Please check the event viewer in the system and application logs for any red errors. Then look to see if any errors mention mfc110u.dll or VUDesktopToast.exe.
Please copy and paste any relevant event viewer errors.
Vaio model is SVS13116FG.
The error pop ups appear when an application is being installed making the installation to fail.
"The program (VUDesktopToast.exe - System Error) can't start because mfc110u.dll is missing from your computer"
I have just upgraded win 8 from win 7 on my sony vaio laptop. However, now when I start, on the screen it says "The program (VUDesktopToast.exe - System Error) can't start because mfc110u.dll is missing from your computer. Try installing to fix this problem'. So, please let me know how can I fix it?
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2012-12-03T03:04:51+00:00 -
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2012-12-02T17:40:50+00:00 I am getting this error too.
I'm also on a Sony computer.
I'm definitely sure it is NOT a virus (except that it is SONY software, so it could be "crapware", and opinions will vary there).
My opinion here is that "VUDesktopToast.exe is:
"Vaio Update Desktop Toast" notification program from the Vaio update software.
"Toast" in developer speak is the little notification that pops up down in the lower right corner of your screen to tell you something amazing.
I'm going to uninstall it. It points me to updates from 2009 anyway and I found it worked once after the Windows 8 upgrade.
Sony basically hasn't written a new driver, BIOS or anything for my All-in-One 27" computer after the release of Windows 7.
So there is very little reason for it to call home.
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Anonymous
2012-12-02T06:07:50+00:00 I am also having the same problem
- What make/model computer are you running? Be specific VAIO S
- From what operating system, did you upgrade to Windows 8? Win 7 Home Premium
- Did you upgrade using the Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant or did you create an ISO to use that method to upgrade? Or did you upgrade from a retail disc? Created ISO
- When do you get the error message? Please give exact details and error message.
A screenshot would be helpful The error message pops up when VUDesktopToast.exe was activated.
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- Do you only get the error at startup or does it occur at any other time? No, sometimes when a window is closed, sometimes during a restart and shutting down.
- Is the error message, a pop-up dialog box? Yes it is.
- What anti-virus are you running? None
- If you have uninstalled your anti-virus did you use the manufacturer removal tool to uninstall?
- Have you run any registry cleaner either as part of an anti-virus or installed and run separately? If yes, what is the brand name of the registry cleaner? Premium tools by iolo
- Please check the event viewer in the system and application logs for any red errors. Then look to see if any errors mention mfc110u.dll or VUDesktopToast.exe.
Please copy and paste any relevant event viewer errors.
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Anonymous
2012-11-29T21:33:37+00:00 sure that realy helps im so sure that this is a virus im LOL@ you
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Anonymous
2012-11-28T14:24:14+00:00 - What make/model computer are you running? Sony Vaio Ultrabook - SVT13115fds
- From what operating system, did you upgrade to Windows 8? Windows 7 to 8 - 2 days ago
- Did you upgrade using the Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant or did you create an ISO to use that method to upgrade? online download - do not have a disk drive.
- When do you get the error message? Please give exact details and error message.
A screenshot would be helpful- I start up my computer, I get to work on something and the message comes up. Will send a screen shot next time.
- Do you only get the error at startup or does it occur at any other time? Randomly pops up a few times while in use.
- Is the error message, a pop-up dialog box? yes
- What anti-virus are you running? Only Defender
- If you have uninstalled your anti-virus did you use the manufacturer removal tool to uninstall? No
- Have you run any registry cleaner either as part of an anti-virus or installed and run separately? None that I know of.
Red System Error: Log Name: System
Source: NetBT
Date: 11/28/2012 8:49:03 AM
Event ID: 4321
Task Category: None
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: Bree-PC
Description:
The name "WORKGROUP :1d" could not be registered on the interface with IP address <IP ADDRESS 1> The computer with the IP address <IP ADDRESS 2> did not allow the name to be claimed by this computer.
Event Xml:
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
<Provider Name="NetBT" />
<EventID Qualifiers="49152">4321</EventID>
<Level>2</Level>
<Task>0</Task>
<Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
<TimeCreated SystemTime="2012-11-28T13:49:03.371900500Z" />
<EventRecordID>7159</EventRecordID>
<Channel>System</Channel>
<Computer>Bree-PC</Computer>
<Security />
</System>
<EventData>
<Data>
</Data>
<Data>WORKGROUP :1d</Data>
<Data> <IP ADDRESS 1></Data>
<Data> <IP ADDRESS 2></Data>
<Binary>000000000400320000000000E11000C001010000010000C005000000000000000000000000000000</Binary>
</EventData>
</Event>