Windows 86 Stopped Working?

Is that the exact message? When the error comes up does it give you the option to see more information(usually a little arrow in the pop-up window)?

No, It says "Do you want to check online for any solutions?"

Does this happen only in your web browser, or does it happen when you open your Steam client as well?

Windows 86? It must be a message!

No, It happens every time I log into a user account through Windows. It pops up once I reach my desktop. It says "Windows86 is not responding" and after that it says "Windows86 has stopped working. Do you want to check online for any solutions?"

That's an old windows, try to update to 98.

Windows is trolling you

Well, the 86 probably means it is a 32 bit system.

Can you continue to use windows even after the error message pops up, or does it crash/freeze?

1 - Scan for viruses (if you can't get into windows see if you can boot it in safe mode)
2 - Perform a system restore to before the problem occurred (you should be able to perform a restore from system recovery if you can't boot windows)
3 - Boot to recovery and use the windows repair utility
4 - Reinstall operating system

x86 = 32-bit system, although you all probably know that already.

Can you give us your computer's specs? OS, Graphics Card, Processor, Hard-Drive etc?

Okay first of all I am running Windows 7 64 Bit.
@JoeyBeanz Yes, I can continue to use windows. I have scanned for viruses and nothing came up. I am going to reset my computer to factory settings and see if I still get it.

delete system32 folder and reboot your pc. it should ask you for your windows password. if you don't have one just leave it empty

Does it happen when you boot into safe mode?

Try running this command in command prompt (run w/ admin)

sfc /scannow

So, what you're saying is, the system performs normal only it gives that message on user login?

maybe 86 = win x86 (32b, weird bc u have w64).

any disabled service?

Can you make a "readable" video of this or something. According to Google, and Yahoo you are the only internet using person on planet Earth to have typed that phrase online.

It sounds like my spyware has stopped working, please reinstall it for me.

Seriously though, that sounds like a virus or other malware, so assuming your antivirus software is reputable and capable (you don't mention what you use) it's possible that it has been deliberately broken by the virus to hide itself. I'd suggest getting hold of one of those free virus removal tools using another machine and booting into safe mode to use it.

It could just turn out to be a startup entry for a program you uninstalled, but better to be safe than sorry and assume malware.

windows 86???
probably the next is the number 9...

Download Doctor Web anti virus liveCD, burn it to a CD, boot from that CD, and scan all hard drives.

http://www.freedrweb.com/livecd/