Windows cannot find "/e,idlist;548:352,"
Windows XP Pro, SR2. After updating several device drivers, this statement
began to appear on startup, followed immediately by "My Documents" folder
opening. It is a nusiance, since everything seems to be working well, but I
assume it is a errant registry entry. I noticed it happened under my user
name, but not when logging in under the administrator name. Any suggestions
where I should look?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: File opens automatically on log on
... See if there is a folder in the right-hand column which refers back to this temp folder that is opening on startup. ... If you do find a reference folder where I mentioned it may be located, ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support) - MS Word Starting When Starting Windows
... Startup to see if there was anything in the folder prompting Word to open ... The folder was empty. ... each of the Word sessions that are opening whenever I boot up the PC. ... How can I put an end to Word opening up these sessions when booting up the ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: Folder opens on start-up
... I checked the "Startup" folder as well as the win.ini and system.ini files to try and find what is opening the folder. ... Also run REGEDIT, press Home key to get to the top, press F3 to open Find, type \common and click Find Next. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - system 32
... I get the system 32 folder at the startup. ... Does anyone know how to disable that from opening at the startup. ... it's really annoying to have to close it everytime i log on. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter) - Re: Macros Disabled
... Updating Word from Microsoft's website will not put Add-Ins in your startup ... See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome! ... it out of the Startup folder? ... If you don't want any macros to run, ever, and you don't want to be ...
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