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I was with a client today who has a Dell Inspiron. &nbsp;In the Registry there is an entry dada.... &nbsp; (can't remember the rest of the key). &nbsp;It can be found in Hkey Local Machine, Microsoft, windows, Current Version, either in Run or Run Services. &nbsp;I think this is what you are referring to, and this key can be deleted.<br />
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Warning: editing the Registry without backup and/or knowing how to restore it again is worth more than 500 points on this forum (don't do it!!)
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I was with a client today who has a Dell Inspiron.  In the Registry there is an entry dada....   (can't remember the rest of the key).  It can be found in Hkey Local Machine, Microsoft, windows, Current Version, either in Run or Run Services.  I think this is what you are referring to, and this key can be deleted.

Warning: editing the Registry without backup and/or knowing how to restore it again is worth more than 500 points on this forum (don't do it!!)

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Add Remove Programs in Control Panel to Uninstall That.
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Add Remove Programs in Control Panel to Uninstall That.

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I have two entrieds in add remove. &nbsp;Dell Solution Center and Dell Support. &nbsp;If I delete Dell Support will I lose anything besides this crazy Dell Alerts task?
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I have two entrieds in add remove.  Dell Solution Center and Dell Support.  If I delete Dell Support will I lose anything besides this crazy Dell Alerts task?

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Great answer! &nbsp;I never did get any benefit from any of their stuff.
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Great answer!  I never did get any benefit from any of their stuff.

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All Dell computers ship with a task called Dell Support Alert. &nbsp;It lurks on the taskbar (right side) and provides no useful data. &nbsp;I have tried everthing to kill it, but it won't go away. &nbsp;You can exit from it after each boot, but it returns thenext time. &nbsp;It doesn't appear, that I can find, in msconfig start items. &nbsp;How do I make it die forever?<br />

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All Dell computers ship with a task called Dell Support Alert.  It lurks on the taskbar (right side) and provides no useful data.  I have tried everthing to kill it, but it won't go away.  You can exit from it after each boot, but it returns thenext time.  It doesn't appear, that I can find, in msconfig start items.  How do I make it die forever?


Dell Alert task on task bar cannot be killed

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