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by jbomma1 Accepted solution
by jocar7 Accepted solution
by jbomma1 Accepted solution
by shhite Accepted solution
by seanferd Accepted solution
1. You may be trying to use features of, for example, Microsoft Office, which are set to install on first use. This is normal behavior.
2. Use Autoruns from Sysinternals/Microsoft to find the starting program and stop it from starting on boot.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
3. Empty the temporary files under your user profile and the Windows directory.
by older mycroft Accepted solution
I might spend the rest of my virtual life trying to guess what you are attempting to STOP from loading.
Knowing what you are trying to stop would speed up the solution dramatically. ;)
by seanferd Accepted solution
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Boy, we could clean up!
It's a commodity that's in plentiful supply too! Like water.
Folks make millions selling that!
We'd max out on bottles of stupidity!!! :D
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Boy, we could clean up!
It's a commodity that's in plentiful supply too! Like water.
Folks make millions selling that!
We'd max out on bottles of stupidity!!! :D
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Boy, we could clean up!
It's a commodity that's in plentiful supply too! Like water.
Folks make millions selling that!
We'd max out on bottles of stupidity!!! :D
by shhite Accepted solution
by seanferd Accepted solution
edit:
And again with the perennial favorite: It gives me an error message. For God's sake no, don't tell us what it is, you'll destroy the Universe!
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