I only get this when I startup.  I've tried using the web service to locate the program.  I've also run a scan on my hard drive to see what folder it was in.  But, I didn't get any results.
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The .RBF files and the config.msi folder are used by the Windows Installer rollback process. The rollback script (.RBS) file is always stored in the Config.Msi folder on the drive where the operating system is installed. The .RBF files are stored in the Config.Msi folder located on the drive where the application that is being backed up currently resides. This is done so that there is no crossing of drives when backing up the application files. Files with a RBS file extension are rollback script files and files with a RBF file extension are backups of existing files. All rollback files and the Config.Msi folder are deleted when the installation completes successfully.
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Found something that relates to your computer problem, just a different file name. Some instructions on editing the registry to fix the problem. Use at own risk. Be careful if you edit the registry. That can be a very dangerous thing. Just click on the link, and see if this helps.
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depends on which program it was, most programs do put a short cut int eh start menu but not everysingle one, you could try looking in C:&#92;Program Files&#92; for the .exe file, other then that you could try reinstalling it incase there was an error during installation
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Go to Control panel - Add/remove programs and uninstall it from there. If it doesn't work the go to Program Files and search for it's folder and delete it.
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right click it and confirm if the path of it is in the correct directory and if it is still existing..\n\nif you want to find the program try searching for it at C:/Program files
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It was a piece of malware you had installed. Odds are something cleaned it up for you. Go to Tools, Manage Add-ons, and find any reference to it and set it to "disable". Also, Start - Run - msconfig - OK, go to Startup tab, look for anything else in there and uncheck it. When you reboot check the box that comes up and hit OK so you won't see it again.
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when this happens you're system has basically lost track of "THIS" program.  aka the registry and/or associate files, install.log in this case are corrupt or missing.  \n\nYou can clean this up manually with two steps.   1, clean up the registry of "THIS" program (aka remove it) and 2. remove it from your harddrive by deleting it and ALL associated files.  These can be very tedious things to do and if you're not comfortable with editing the registry - DON'T - there is a chance you could trash your whole system.
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Nothing to worry, dont panic. Use system restore. Go to start, programs, accessories, system toos and system restore. Try to uninstall the program which u installed last. Did u do any upgradation.
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Maybe you have a lot of programs in your startup folder. Check \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;All Users&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup \nand \nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;yourname&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs&#92;Startup\n\nAnother good place to check is the Services in Control Panel to make sure there are not a lot of unnecessary services starting automatically. If you are not comfortable with stopping services, see if a computer savvy friend will help you.
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I haven't seen that one before.  Try a right-click on it.  There may be a name, or if there is "About", click it, that would show you the program and version.  Something on the right-click menu may give you a clue as to what it is.  I wouldn't suggest clicking "open" if that choice is available until you can determine what program it is. Search Google if there is some program name there first.
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What you can do is to re-download the two programs. This is easier and you don't have to dig around for a long time just to find a bug.
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By going through this problem one can suspect the same which u said. \n\nThere are few checks u can make\n1. Go to add/remove programmes in control panel and check if any unlnown programme installed there. IF u find one remove it.\n\n2. U can block the programme appearing at start-up. For That go to <start>/<run> and write "msconfig" u will see a small window then select the "startup" tab and see the list of programmes which get activated once u boot the pc. try to find any entry which u dont want to run and uncheck it. Apply the settings\n\nI hope this will do.
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sounds like it was a shareware or trial ware and won't work till you pay for registration, either buy it, uninstall it and try another program. If you bought it, I would go to tech support at their web site
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Sounds like spyware/malware. In Start / Run / type msconfig\n/ OK / In Startup tab, search for reference to the file and\nuntick it / Restart.\n\nDo you regularly run Ad-Aware and Spybot? If not, get free\ndownloads he\n\nAd-Awa\nhttp://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/\n\nSpybot:\nhttp://www.spybot.info/
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Try restoring your system to an earlier date before the program was installed and this should clear the problem.\nhope this helps.
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I suggest uninstalling it and downloading again, then reinstalling. Sometimes if you haven't completed the download cycle, some files would be missing and the program wouldn't work.
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I think you have uninstalled a program from your PC which worked with this file, and this application stay tell nwo in the list of start up programs. Therfor you get this message.\n\nGo to:\n1-Strat\n2-Run\n3-type there ( msconfig )\n4-in the new window go to - Systemstart -\n5-select only those programs which you want to be started at Systemstart\n\nThen you will not getting this message again :)