Question What even is this Error?

[Xenokal]

Been getting this error for quite a while now, I know it has something to do with Java. I tried Uninstalling Java, issue still persisted. I Tried Installing newest version of Java, nothing changed. I can't remember exactly when it started but it has been for a few months now. Any ideas as to what is causing it?

https://imgur.com/L5tGOPQ

View: https://i.imgur.com/L5tGOPQ.jpg

 

[Ralston18]

Look in Windows Task Scheduler app.

Likely an entry somewhere trying to launch the no longer needed and now uninstalled update process for java.

Starter link:

https://windowsreport.com/schedule-tasks-windows-10/

Access Task Scheduler by typing "Task Scheduler" into the "Type here to search" box.

 

[Xenokal]

No scheduled tasks for Java or Oracle. Nothing on startup either. I tried looking for it 🙁

 

[Ketchup79]

Need more info about when you seen this?
Only at startup?
Every few minutes?
Only when starting certain apps?

Hint: it's either an old entry in your startup tab:

How to make Windows start up faster

By default, many apps are set to launch each time you start Windows. Here's how to manage these and help your device to boot faster

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Or a program looking for a java file that used to be there.

 

[Xenokal]

It only happens on startup, I have no idea what program is looking for it.

 

[Ketchup79]

Do you want to share a pic of your startup tab?

 

[Xenokal]

https://imgur.com/JKkVvIc

View: https://i.imgur.com/JKkVvIc.png

 

[Alabalcho]

Get "AutoRuns" fromMicrosoft, it shows much more ways for apps to load on startup.

 

[Xenokal]

Did that already, but it doesnt show what prog is trying to access Java

 

[Ketchup79]

On a side note, not sure why you are running LGHUB with the framework disabled, as the framework service is needed for some of the apps to work correctly.

And you may not agree, but having Ccleaner and Glary seems a bit redundant. At least you shouldn't need Ccleaner running at startup. You can disable startup with the app.

As far as I am aware, nothing in that list uses Java, but of course I could br missing something.

You could start by temporarily uninstalling all programs listed above, and if the issue still occurs that would just leave the auto runs that Ralston alluded to.

 

[Xenokal]

On a side note, not sure why you are running LGHUB with the framework disabled, as the framework service is needed for some of the apps to work correctly.

And you may not agree, but having Ccleaner and Glary seems a bit redundant. At least you shouldn't need Ccleaner running at startup. You can disable startup with the app.

As far as I am aware, nothing in that list uses Java, but of course I could br missing something.

You could start by temporarily uninstalling all programs listed above, and if the issue still occurs that would just leave the auto runs that Ralston alluded to.

Ah didnt realise my Logitech was disabled,
And about Ccleaner, yea I downloaded Glary not too long ago but forgot to uninstall Ccleaner afterwards.

 

[Alabalcho]

Did that already, but it doesnt show what prog is trying to access Java

It is not a program trying to access Java, this is Java auto-update-notifier application which gets installed when you install Java.

 

[Ketchup79]

It is not a program trying to access Java, this is Java auto-update-notifier application which gets installed when you install Java.

But that would be showing up in the startup tab, unless there is a scroll bar we are not seeing.

 

[Ralston18]

What about Task Scheduler vs Task Manager?

All sorts of things to be found there with various triggers, actions, conditions.

Some leftover in the Task Library that was not removed when Java was uninstalled.

I have been poking about Task Scheduler from time to time - rather revealing overall....