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by gbullers
by ahroo
by rustys
Have you checked the run or load lines in the WIN.INI.
You may also want to check the registery files. Back up the registery before doing so.
by ahroo
by waifoon
There are a few places that you may want to look at:-
1) Autoexec.bat
2) Win.ini - look for statement "load=...." The statement should be "load=" if you don't want any programs to run during startup
3) System.ini file
by ahroo
by miked
by ahroo
by cbarthel
Here's the process I would use to troubleshoot this problem:
1) Click on each icon in your Startup folder to see if any open that folder. If so, just delete that shortcut.
2) Look in Win.ini for Load= or Run= to see if it's starting from there.
3) Look in the registry under Hkey_Local_Machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion and click on the Run subkey. Usually if you can't find a program or folder in Startup or Win.ini, it will be here. Just delete it from the Run key. Other places to look is RunOnce and RunServices.
Hope this helps!
by ahroo
by alacrity
What is the name of the folder that opens up? Check the Autoexec.bat file for 2 new lines at the end of the file.
The second to the last one starts with
@echo off c:\windows\startm~1\programs....
the next line starts with
del c:\windows....Also search the hard drive for any file called
kak.hta
this could be a failed or incomplete virus infection. If you find kak.hta you've been infected.. I'll help if you write to nwhite@techcollective.com
by ahroo
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