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bought it from a company called Action based in the UK<br />
just does it on this PC
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bought it from a company called Action based in the UK
just does it on this PC

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Thanks, looked in Services, nothing there, looked in the startup folders and nothing there either, so looked through the registry, and found a few entries, so took a backup of the registry in case of a balls up, and then deleted the last of the keys, and it worked a treat!<br />

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Thanks, looked in Services, nothing there, looked in the startup folders and nothing there either, so looked through the registry, and found a few entries, so took a backup of the registry in case of a balls up, and then deleted the last of the keys, and it worked a treat!


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We have just bought a new PC - Pentium III 550Mhz with Win NT 4 WS SP4 pre-installed, i have installed the network components on the pc, and connected to the network ok.<br />
however on boot-up, I am getting the error message :-<br />
Event ID 7026<br />
The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load:<br />
UdfReadr.<br />
question is, how do i stop this message from appearing, i am assuming it was used as part of the unattended installation carried out at the manufacturers, and is no longer needed?<br />
your early responses would be appreciated.
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We have just bought a new PC - Pentium III 550Mhz with Win NT 4 WS SP4 pre-installed, i have installed the network components on the pc, and connected to the network ok.
however on boot-up, I am getting the error message :-
Event ID 7026
The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load:
UdfReadr.
question is, how do i stop this message from appearing, i am assuming it was used as part of the unattended installation carried out at the manufacturers, and is no longer needed?
your early responses would be appreciated.

How to remove/stop UDFReadr error message from start up

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