Startup-problems

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Hello. I have a problem when I startup windows. I have Windows XP
I downloaded two convert-programs yesterday and delete then later after
using them. When I start up windows now the folder "Program" pop-up. Does
anyone know how I can fix the problem?

 

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go to run, type msconfig and check what is in your startup-list


"Fredrik76" wrote:

> Hello. I have a problem when I startup windows. I have Windows XP
> I downloaded two convert-programs yesterday and delete then later after
> using them. When I start up windows now the folder "Program" pop-up. Does
> anyone know how I can fix the problem?

 

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Yes, I have done that. Can it be a file someweare in the folder who not has
been deleted?

"Peter Lenvain" wrote:

> go to run, type msconfig and check what is in your startup-list
>
>
> "Fredrik76" wrote:
>
> > Hello. I have a problem when I startup windows. I have Windows XP
> > I downloaded two convert-programs yesterday and delete then later after
> > using them. When I start up windows now the folder "Program" pop-up. Does
> > anyone know how I can fix the problem?

 

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The problem is away now.
I reset the system who it was three day ago. So now is the problem away.
Thanks for the replyes.

"Fredrik76" wrote:

> Yes, I have done that. Can it be a file someweare in the folder who not has
> been deleted?
>
> "Peter Lenvain" wrote:
>
> > go to run, type msconfig and check what is in your startup-list
> >
> >
> > "Fredrik76" wrote:
> >
> > > Hello. I have a problem when I startup windows. I have Windows XP
> > > I downloaded two convert-programs yesterday and delete then later after
> > > using them. When I start up windows now the folder "Program" pop-up. Does
> > > anyone know how I can fix the problem?