"IOLORGDF32 Program not found skip autocheck" after upgrade win7 to win8

Anonymous
2012-11-11T05:36:19+00:00

How to solve the "IOLORGDF32 Program not found skip autocheck" after upgrade win7 to win8

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Anonymous
2012-11-20T15:53:12+00:00

Hello, 

1 - Press the ‘Windows + R’ key on the keyboard.

2 - Write 'regedit' and press ENTER.

3 - Click with right button on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.

4 - Click on Find.

5 - Write iolorgdf32and press ENTER.

6 - On Right side will show the iolorgdf32, with some messages, like chdisk, chkmessage etc.

7 - Delete this register.

9 - Reset your computer.

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-06-03T20:00:10+00:00

    Hi José AlejandroMera Arcila! I have already updated windows 8 and I have a same problem with you...

    Try many times but no correct answer! Be patient and follow my way:

    1. Press 'Windows + R', type 'Regedit'.
    2. Look in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager".
    3. Press right mouse, and select 'Modify...' file "BootExecute".
    4. You can see: "autocheck autochk * ABCXYZ12378910..." - Sorry, I forgot it! You will not see like me when you complete too.

    But don't care, just change "iolorgdf32" = "iolorgdf64" ("32" = "64").

    1. 'OK' and restart. When prepare to log in window, don't press anykey! You must wait about 5~20 seconds for IOLO program will be started at the first time.

    Now, you can laugh because it will not run from this time till forever, except you re-install windows, LOL! =]]

    Good luck bro!

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-03-24T11:59:34+00:00

    how can i do this??

    i cut from sistem32 and paste on 64???

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-01-06T17:29:33+00:00

    Sorry for the delay ...

    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

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  4. Anonymous
    2013-01-05T23:16:55+00:00

    assuming location is;  

    hkey_local_machine  --  system  --  controlset001  -- control  --  session manager.

    what is the exact file that needs to be deleted, i do not have iolorgdf32. as a file name.

    the only mention of iolorgdf32 is at above location and is named BootExecute  and at data displays autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf32 c:\users\richard\appdata\roaming\iolo\

    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<YourUser>\appdata\roaming\iolo\

    by

    autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf64 c:\users<YouUser>\appdata\roaming\iolo\

    It works perfectly.

    <YourUser> is your login user on W8, as richard in the example given by RichardFizia

    In that case, don't remove any information from your registrySorry in my English is not fluent as I want. I hope i've understood me !

    Hello.

    I try that way, however I dont understand that all. I found the program with the name "iolorgdf64.exe" (c:\windows\system32), but I dont understand how can you edit it. I mean change:

    autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf32 c:\users&lt;YourUser>\appdata\roaming\iolo\

    by

    autocheck autochk * autocheck iolorgdf64 c:\users&lt;YouUser>\appdata\roaming\iolo\

    By what way did you acces to the program for change it?

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