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I didn't find any C:\winnt\system32 &nbsp;on all of the specified paths for RUN,RUN ONCE... in Current_user or even on Local_Machine.<br />
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I didn't find any C:\winnt\system32  on all of the specified paths for RUN,RUN ONCE... in Current_user or even on Local_Machine.



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This (in addition to old win.ini and system.ini and the startup folder for current user and all users) is the only way this can happen.
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This (in addition to old win.ini and system.ini and the startup folder for current user and all users) is the only way this can happen.

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besides do NOT search for c:\ just search for \winnt\system32
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besides do NOT search for c:\ just search for \winnt\system32

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The answer of zhazha is more complete.
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zhazha421's answer and link to MS did the trick, now if could only figure out why we have so (15+) on our network that are doing this. &nbsp;Off regediting I go.
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zhazha421's answer and link to MS did the trick, now if could only figure out why we have so (15+) on our network that are doing this.  Off regediting I go.

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Hello,<br />
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I don't know what happened but right now everytime i open windows a folder(somekind of explorer) always open with C:\winnt\system32 with all files shown. I check my start ups but i don't see any start up for that.<br />
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Any ideas?
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Hello,

I don't know what happened but right now everytime i open windows a folder(somekind of explorer) always open with C:\winnt\system32 with all files shown. I check my start ups but i don't see any start up for that.

Any ideas?

C:\Winnt\system32 folder always shows up!

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