Problem? How to resolve win98 system file opening when I turn on P
 

I used windows registry repair pro. Then I restored files from back up.
Problem still present. prior to all this no problem. Thanks Qwert

Try the procedure here first:
Windows Explorer Starts When You Start Your Computer
http://support.microsoft.com?kbid=228502

"To resolve this issue, delete the DesktopProcess value from the following registry
key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Explorer "

Post back with your results.
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"qwert" wrote in message
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I used windows registry repair pro. Then I restored files from back up.
Problem still present. prior to all this no problem. Thanks Qwert

(1) A folder named "C:\Program" would do something like that. "C:\File"
is also forbidden. (Naturally, "C:\Program Files" is fine.)

I did test it myself. A folder named "C:\Program" opens a cute little
folder in the upper left of the Desktop, named "Program", at boot. When
you try to delete it in Explorer, you get a second warning after the
confirm of delete, saying something like "system settings (files?) may
be affected".

(2) http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;228502
Windows Explorer Starts When You Start Your Computer

"START, Run, RegEdit", & navigate to this key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Explorer
& delete "DeskTopProcess" this way:

(a) Click the plus signs beginning with "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" & ending at
"CurrentVersion".
(b) Click "Explorer" in the left pane (not it's plus sign).
(c) R-Clk "DeskTopProcess" in the right pane (if there) & delete it.
(d) Then close the registry editor and reboot. (Careful in the Registry,
though.)

(3) If those aren't it, then examine "START, Run, MSInfo32, Software
Environment, Startup Programs" for an anomaly. If you don't see it, then
use the Edit menu to select all & copy, & post it. (Edit the output &
put spaces between the lines before posting.)

One poster had a mention of "Win.ini" in MSInfo32. It turned out "START,
Run, MSConfig, Win.ini tab, [Windows] section" had "run= ." (That's a
period [.]). This normally reads "run=", (and "load=" is also normal).


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"qwert" wrote in message
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| I used windows registry repair pro. Then I restored files from back
up.
| Problem still present. prior to all this no problem. Thanks Qwert