Well well well. This is my 1st post here.

I reg this forums 'coz I've found the

solution for your problem and want to share it with you all!
Since I read the instruction of Abhishek above and did exactly these steps, I fo
und that the error appears due to a file called msuwflvuc.exe, located in C:\Use
rs\[Your Account]\Local Settings\Temp. This might be a malware which is unknown
but classified in "High risk level" by Norton Internet Security 2013. NIS quaran
tines the file, while doesnot delete the concerned registry key. And I guess you
're using an antivirus software that acting the same way as NIS. So the situatio
n is, the registry key still exists while the executive file has been removed, a
nd it makes the trouble! Let see how to deal with this sh!t.
1. Press Windows + R to run Regedit
2. Follow the address: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentV
ersion\Windows]
3. You will see the string called Load, and its value is something like this: [.
..]\LOCALS~1\Temp\msuwflvuc.exe
--> That's the root of the issue.
4. Make sure you have permission to edit the key, by clicking menu Edit > Permis
sions..., then tick the box Full Control in the Allow column > OK.
5. Just delete the string Load you've seen in step 3.
Ta-da! Restart and enjoy!