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Scheduled agent setting file is corrupted

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I have a HP x4000 workstation which is running Win XP Pro sp2. This workstation does not have USB 2.0 ports on it so I tried to install a usb 2.0 add on card. The only slots I had left on the system board were the pci 64 bit slots, so I installed the card there, thinking the computer would probably sense and adjust??? When I turned on the system, I got a pop up box in red that stated "Scheduled agent setting file is corrupted" similar to an extreme warning.
What exactly does this mean? I have never before seen it nor do I know what to do to correct it or what else it might effect in the system. I was just ready to deliver this system to a friend so don't want any problems on a fresh install. I have an external DVD recorder hooked to usb so wanted it to run at USB 2.0 speed-what do I do with this?
Thanks
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greywolf01

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I might add here that a picture of a clock in the system tray icon also came up with the warning which resembles MSI's TV anywhere software called their "Scheduled Recording Agent". I also hace this PCI card installed in the system. I don't know why a card being placed in another slot completely would interfere with this hardware or software-and I might also ask-the 64 bit slots which appear to be longer PCI white slots on the motherboard-can I put a standard PCI card into those and expect it to work?
Thanks

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Super! I was pretty much thinking along the same lines and thanks so much for your help!
greywolf01 at EE