Windows 10: cannotfind script filec:\programdata\lenovo-23677.vbs

Please help me remove this aggravating pop up

:)

 

Script Host error Lenovo-31300.vbs the system cannot find the file specified

Hi, I'm currently on Windows 10 but the problem I'm about to tell you about has been occurring back when I was on Windows 8.1. Everytime I turn on my laptop a Windows Script Host error comes up, saying:



Script: C:/ProgramData/Lenovo-31300.vbs;

Line: 2;

Char:1;

Error: The system cannot find the file specified;

Code:80070002;

Source: (null)

I look up with the File Explorer for the mentioned script and open it up with the Note Pad and this is what has inside:

Set shellObject = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

resultCode = shellObject.Run ("""C:\ProgramData\Lenovo\SupportTVSU/SupportFeed.CMD""", 0, True)

Set shellObject = Nothing

WScript.Quit resultCode

I uninstalled some Lenovo programs from my laptop some time ago, but frankly I don't remember which ones were (too much unnecessary ****). If you could assist me resolving this issue I would really appreciate it! It's kind of annoying to see that message every
time I boot up my machine.

Thanks in advance.

 

Question about scripts e.g. .vbs and stuff.

I have been using wscript.echo "mymessage" to make a script with notepad and save it as a .vbs, but I was wondering if there was a way to change the text in the title bar of the popup when you run it?

=D

 

Running a VB Script File Using Windows 10 Task Scheduler

You can invoke VB scripts through the Task Scheduler, same as batch files or .exe files. What problem do you actually have? What is the script you run? Is it supposed to be interactive?

There is little difference between cscript.exe and wscript.exe. When you run cscript.exe you will open a black Command Processor window (cmd.exe). With wscript.exe you won't. Furthermore, the instruction wscript.echo will do different things:

• Under cscript.exe: Write a line of text in the Command Processor window.
• Under wscript.exe: Generate message box.

This difference is important for scripts being invoked by the Task Scheduler.