How to Resolve Autoit Errors on Windows 11 and 10

How to Resolve Autoit Errors on Windows 11 and 10

The Auto it error has been reported by a large number of Windows users. A path is shown in the error message. This path may differ from one user to the next. The issue is thought to be caused by the Veronica Malware. Don't worry if you notice this issue on your system, says the whole error message.

"Line (File:"C:\Google\Googleupdate.a3x")):

Error: Error opening the file."

Let's look at several potential approaches to resolving the problem in this article.

Fix 1: Deleting the Registry Keys

1. Open the Run Dialog using Windows+R

2. Type regedit and hit Enter


 3. In the UAC window that opens asking for permissions, click on Yes

NOTE:

Even the tiniest error in registry altering might cause serious damage to the system. Before starting, it is recommended that you make a registry backup. To make a backup, go to File –> Export –> Save your Backup file in the Registry Editor.

4. In the Registry Editor window, on the search bar at the top, copy-paste the following location

"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run"

5. From the right-hand side, locate and delete the following keys. To delete a key, right-click on the key and choose Delete.


Fix 2: Remove AutoIt

1. Open the Run Dialog using the keys Windows+R.

2. Type appwiz.cpl and press Enter.


3. In the opening window, locate Auto It and click on the three dots next to it.

4. Click on the Uninstall button.

5. Follow the on-screen instructions and complete the Uninstallation process.


 Fix 3: Remove AutoIt from the Scripts

1. Download the Autoruns for Windows.

2. Open the explorer window, double click on the Autoruns64.exe

3. Now, open the autoruns, in the filter field, enter Autoit3, and press Enter.

4. Locate the autoit script and right-click on it.

5. Select the Delete option.


Fix 4: Reset Windows

1. Open the Run Dialog using the keys Windows+R.

2. Type the below command and press Enter.

"ms-settings:recovery"


3. In the opening window, click on the Reset PC button.


4. In the Reset this PC window, click on Keep my files.


That’s All.

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