After that, check to see if the “Windows cannot find” issue has gone.

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Method 3: Run Windows Store App Troubleshooter

The Windows Store App troubleshooter might also help fix the “Windows cannot find” issue for apps. Now, follow the instructions below:

Step 1: Press the Windows key + I key at the same time to open the Settings application.

Step 2: Click the Troubleshoot tab and click the Windows Store Apps part. Then, click Run the troubleshooter.

Then, it will start to troubleshoot and fix the issue. When it is finished, you can check to see if the “Windows cannot find” issue still exists. If it still exists, here is the last solution for you.

Method 4: Rename the Exe Files

Renaming the exe files is one resolution for “Windows cannot find” issue. Here is how to that.

Step 1: Browse to the folder location of the program that’s showing the “Windows cannot find” issue in File Explorer. If the software has a desktop shortcut, you can right-click the icon and select Open file location.

Step 2: Select the program’s exe file in File Explorer, and press the F2 key. Then type another title for the file, and press the Return key. Then, the issue should be fixed.

Final Words

How to fix the “Windows cannot find” error in Windows 10? Now after reading this post, you know 4 methods to get rid of it. Just choose one based on your actual situations to fix the annoying issue.

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Windows cannot find ‘C:\Users\(USER’S NAME)\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\fwcegce\iiijbsbhg.exe’. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try agian.

This tab saying

«Windows cannot find ‘C:\Users\(USER’S NAME)\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\fwcegce\iiijbsbhg.exe’. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try agian.»

keeps popping up randomly in my laptop. and when it does,the cmd just pops up along with it entitled

I am most likely looking forward to your response upon fixing this problem, Thank you.

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Looks like a virus. I recommend the following 2 things:

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Hi Samantha, that is the remnants of malware that has been removed from your system by Defender or your chosen Anti-virus package

You should run a scan with the free version of MalwareBytes to see if it can remove this errror message . . .

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If these do not fully remove the virus/malware then it will be wise to register with a malware removal site to receive dedicated malware removal instructions, an expert will remain with you throughout the process until confirmation that your PC is 100% clean.
Malwarebytes virus/malware removal forum:
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Bleeping computer malware/virus removal forum:
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Windows cannot find a system image on this computer

If you are using a System Image that has been created by Windows Backup and Restore Tool, and using it restore your computer and you receive an error message – Windows cannot find a system image on this computer, then this post may be able to help you.

Windows cannot find a system image on this computer, Attach the backup hard disk or insert the final DVD from a backup set and click Retry. Alternatively, close this dialog for more options.

You have the choice to Retry or Cancel the operation when you encounter this issue.

Windows cannot find a system image on this computer

This can occur if the name of the WindowsImageBackup folder or any of the sub-folders has been changed. It can also occur if they have gone missing or are corrupted. Here are our recommended fixes:

1. Move the WindowsImageBackup folder.
2. Checking the WindowsImageBackup folder’s sub-folders.
3. Isolate the System Image File.
4. Rename the System Image Folder
5. Remove all the unwanted Sub-folders.
6. Use Command Prompt in Repair Mode.

1] Move the WindowsImageBackup Folder

As per the functioning of the System Restore utility, the WindowsImageBackup folder must be stored in the root of the volume it is store in.

So for instance, if the WindowsImageBackup folder is stored in C:\Backups\System Restore Backups\New, you must move it to the following location: C:\

2] Check the WindowsImageBackup folder’s sub-folders

The nomenclature of files and folders plays a crucial role in restoring a computer from a System Restore point. So, in case you have modified the names of any files or folders inside of the WindowsImageBackup folder, you need to set the defaults.

Check if that fixes your issues.

3] Isolate the System Image File

If stored on a USB Storage drive along with a number of System Restore images, then it that can be a cause for this issue.

All you need to make sure is that the System Restore image that you wish to restore from, is the only one present in the root of the USB Storage.

4] Rename the System Image Folder

If you renamed the System Image Folder, you are in trouble.

The System Restore utility on Windows 10 looks out for a folder named WindowsImageBackup.

So, in case you renamed this folder, name it back to WindowsImageBackup.

5] Remove all the Sub-folders

The WindowsImageBackup folder must be left alone and should not be meddled with. So, in case you are storing some foreign files inside that WindowsImageBackup folder, remove them as soon as possible and return it to its default state.

6] Use Command Prompt in Repair Mode

First of all, while you are in the Repair Mode, open up the Command Prompt command line and hit the following command,

Once you have found the WindowsImageBackup in any of these partitions, just hit the following command,

This will show you up all the contents on the folder exceeding 10 Gigabytes in total size. Now you can check and confirm the integrity of the folder, and if the integrity is violated, then there is some serious problem.

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How to fix the Windows cannot find error [Full Guide]

• Unable to start working due to the annoying Windows cannot find error? The message may pop up when you try to open File Explorer or certain applications.
• If W indows cannot find a file, try to use File Explorer to pinpoint it on your hard drive.
• The W indows cannot find error can be solved by reregistering the apps using our solution.
• You can also use the dedicated third-party software recommended below to fix this annoying issue.

1. Download Restoro PC Repair Tool that comes with Patented Technologies (patent available here).
2. Click Start Scan to find Windows issues that could be causing PC problems.
3. Click Repair All to fix issues affecting your computer’s security and performance

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The Windows cannot find error is one that can occur under alternative circumstances. For some, the issue occurs when trying to open File Explorer with the Win + E hotkey or from the Win + X menu.

For other users, the error message pops up when launching some Windows 10 apps. In both instances, an error message states: Windows cannot find. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.

If that error message only pops up when you try to open File Explorer, it’s not such a big deal. You can still open that file manager by pressing the taskbar’s File Explorer button or by clicking This PC on the desktop.

However, Windows 10 apps returning that same error message don’t open. This is how you can fix the Windows cannot find error for both Explorer and apps.

How can I solve the Windows cannot find error?

1. Select File Explorer’s This PC option

1. Press the File Explorer icon on the Windows taskbar.
2. Select the View tab in the snapshot directly below.
3. Press the Options button and select Change folder and search options from its menu.
4. That option will open the window directly below. Select This PC from the Open File Explorer to the drop-down menu.
5. Press the Apply and OK buttons on the Folder Options window.

Fixing the Windows cannot find error for File Explorer is more straightforward. Some Windows users have resolved the issue by adjusting the Open File Explorer setting to This PC.

Tired of so many File Explorer issues? Fix them all with the help of this extensive guide.

2. Fix the error using a third-party app

The Windows can’t find error has extremely diverse causes and that is why it can be pretty hard to pinpoint and troubleshoot. So that’s why it’s recommended to use a third-party solution that can fix issues automatically.

The solution we propose below can fix a lot of Windows 10 issues like the ones that occur after updates and even BSoD errors, file corruption problems or missing DLLs.

3. Reregister Windows 10 apps

3.1 Get the App package using PowerShell

1. Right-click the taskbar and select Task Manager.
2. Click File and select Runnew task to open the window directly below.
3. Enter PowerShell in the Open text box and select the Create this task with administrative privileges checkbox.
4. Then click OK to open the window below.
5. Input the following command in PowerShell and press the Enter key. Get-AppXPackage | Foreach
6. Thereafter, reboot the Windows 10 platform.