Geez is that your answer for everything? 4 simple words with
no explanation of why or what the problem could be with gfxui? It begs the question do you even know what gfxui.exe is??? That's doubtful considering your answer.
It happens to be an incompatible or corrupt driver component on Intel graphics cards - The corruption happens during a Windows 7 update so you don't even know you have it until you notice certain things are not working or you get the warning message that gfxui.exe is NOT working at start up.
Its hardly a reason to reinstall the
whole OS.....

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You will get different error messages depending on your pc hardware e.g. HP, Lenovo, Dell, etc.... but it always comes from a Microsoft Windows 7 (all versions) update for your Intel graphics cards.
Some have fixed the Gfxui.exe
NOT WORKING error by changing compatibility to Windows 95.
Go to Windows/system32/gfxui.exe
right click on the icon and
go to compatibility tab and
change it to run in Windows 95 mode. That stopped the error message for me but I still couldn't get it to work until I changed gfxui.exe security permissions in .NET Framework
here are instructions for that.
Go to: Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727
R Click on \Config\ choose Properties
Click Security tab and click Advanced
Click the Owner tab, then click Edit…
Change ownership from Trusted Installer to default Administrators group
Go back to Security tab -> click Edit…
Change the Administrators group permissions to Read & execute
Restart computer-
OOPS Almost forgot make sure the .NET Framework folder is enabled FIRST
Go to: Control Panel/Programs/Turn Windows Features on/off and check the .NET Framework box & save