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Hey everyone, after installing InterVideo WinDVD5, the 'C:\Program Files\Common' folder keeps opening up at startup/logon. It's a major hassle that I can't get rid of, even if I uninstall WinDVD. I know with XP you could type 'msconfig' into the Run box and check what was loading at startup, but I'm not familiar enough with 2000 to know the equivalent command. Thanks in advance.
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Hey everyone, after installing InterVideo WinDVD5, the 'C:\Program Files\Common' folder keeps opening up at startup/logon. It's a major hassle that I can't get rid of, even if I uninstall WinDVD. I know with XP you could type 'msconfig' into the Run box and check what was loading at startup, but I'm not familiar enough with 2000 to know the equivalent command. Thanks in advance.

C:\Program Files\Common keeps opening at logon/startup

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