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Dear dthomson86: I've accepted your answer as removing Quick View Plus from the startup series solved the problem. Thank you. Steimnul
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Dear dthomson86: I've accepted your answer as removing Quick View Plus from the startup series solved the problem. Thank you. Steimnul

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I have Quick View Plus installed on my notebook, running under Windows XP. Recently, every time I boot-up, Quick View opens the file, dxdllreg.exe on my desktop. It's easy to close, but it's an annoyance. Can someone tell me how to prevent Quick View Plus from presenting this file to me every time I start my notebook computer?
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I have Quick View Plus installed on my notebook, running under Windows XP. Recently, every time I boot-up, Quick View opens the file, dxdllreg.exe on my desktop. It's easy to close, but it's an annoyance. Can someone tell me how to prevent Quick View Plus from presenting this file to me every time I start my notebook computer?

Stop Quick View Plus from opening a file at startup

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