Windows 10: Missing file after Windows 10 update

I got the Windows 10 Creator's Update last night, but when starting up Windows, I get this RunDLL error message, stating:

It doesn't seem to cause any problems, but it's annoying having it pop-up every time I start up my PC. How to get rid of it?

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Windows 10 homegroup files that were stored on the upgraded computer are missing

After updating to Windows 10, windows homegroup files that were stored on the upgraded computer are missing. There isn't a home group showing up at all on the upgraded computer. However, the other computers still show the homegroup, but all the files are
missing. Help. The files missing are 10 years of family pics.

 

missing Program~1\common~1\System\Sysmenu.dill file after window 10 update

missing Program~1\common~1\System\Sysmenu.dill file after window 10 update

 

Download Autoruns for Windows and type to Filter "V0700Pin.dll", then disable (uncheck) the entry.

P.S.: It might be related to other software set to run at startup, which was removed, use Autoruns to remove obsolete entries.

Look in: Logon / Scheduled Tasks / Services. At first disable and restart, to make sure, you have not removed needed entries.

 

Thanks, just did that and it stopped popping up.