Getting Windows Error Message Registry Hive?

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Ever since I flashed my Asus P5N32-SLI Premium Edition motherboard's bios I keep getting the following air message popping up off and on. "Registry Hive"
It's odd to have this happen just over a bios flash to the motherboard. I've attached a picture of the exact error message to better help resolve the problem.
What is the ultimate solution to fixing this problem so it will go away?

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So no one knows? Okay, moving forward................

[rewt]

Check your hard drives. chkdsk /f /v c: from command prompt, reboot.

If that doesn't help, reflash the new BIOS. And if that doesn't help, reflash the old one.

Last resort would be to do a repair of your software registry hive. However, that will cause you to lose a lot of settings and you'll need to reinstall a lot of stuff.

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Check your hard drives. chkdsk /f /v c: from command prompt, reboot.

If that doesn't help, reflash the new BIOS. And if that doesn't help, reflash the old one.

Last resort would be to do a repair of your software registry hive. However, that will cause you to lose a lot of settings and you'll need to reinstall a lot of stuff.


Okay, I'll give it a try. Thank you for answering just about all of my tech savy questions like you have present and past. I really appreciate your knowledge base 100% :D Your one of a kind rewt! Thank you!

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Check your hard drives. chkdsk /f /v c: from command prompt, reboot.

If that doesn't help, reflash the new BIOS. And if that doesn't help, reflash the old one.

Last resort would be to do a repair of your software registry hive. However, that will cause you to lose a lot of settings and you'll need to reinstall a lot of stuff.

Hey rewt, I followed your instructions on the command prompt. All I did was enter the following chkdsk next it starting running and asks me to do /f fix
what is the exact command I'm to type in? This chkdsk /f or chkdsk /fix Please advise....Note: Please review attachment for reference. :D

[rewt]

The command I recommended you use was in bold above. Not just chkdsk, all of it.

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Update: Here's what I'm doing step by step. Please review attachments to see if I'm doing things correctly. Thank you! :D

[rewt]

Yes that was it.

After that, reboot your computer and Windows will check your c: drive for errors. If it finds any file system errors it should correct them automatically.

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Thanks, so far so good....... :D