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System 32 Windown in Startup
When I boot my Win NT pc, I get the System 32 window open on the desktop. Any ideas?
Check may be you have placed the shortcut into the StartUp folder.
From the JSI website:
147 » Does the \System32 directory open when you logon?
To correct this problem:
1. Edit: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software \Microsoft \Windows\C urrentVers ion\Polici es\Explore r. If the right hand pane has an entry NoSaveSettings that is a 1, set it to zero until the problem is resolved. This should be a REG_BINARY value.
2. Edit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR E\Microsof t\Windows\ CurrentVer sion\Run
For each Value, make sure that the string is valid, i.e., if the Value is ActiveMovie File Extensions, the string of this REG_SZ entry should be ActMovie.exe /Check and not null. The string must always start with an executable file. If it doesn't, fix it or delete the Value.
147 » Does the \System32 directory open when you logon?
To correct this problem:
1. Edit: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
2. Edit: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWAR
For each Value, make sure that the string is valid, i.e., if the Value is ActiveMovie File Extensions, the string of this REG_SZ entry should be ActMovie.exe /Check and not null. The string must always start with an executable file. If it doesn't, fix it or delete the Value.
ASKER
Tim: This is the system 32 folder that you would open if you dug down in explorer. No, I'm not using mandatory profiles.
Zachar: Not in the startup folder.
Carmine: Checked 1. and that setting is not under ...Explorer at all.
2. The only items that are in question under this registry entry are:
(Default) (value Not Set)
Client Access Welcome Wizard ""
*(This has to do with our IBM Clients)
Zachar: Not in the startup folder.
Carmine: Checked 1. and that setting is not under ...Explorer at all.
2. The only items that are in question under this registry entry are:
(Default) (value Not Set)
Client Access Welcome Wizard ""
*(This has to do with our IBM Clients)
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
That did it.
That did it.
Reboot.
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Is this the explorer window, or similar, that you can access by navigating to the system32 directory and opening it ?
Do you use mandatory profiles ?