when i log onto my  desktop,the entire win sys 32 folder appears.how do i stop this?
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This can be caused by a variety of issues. There are a couple of quick things to check though. First, check the system startup to see if there is anything listed that no longer exists. This is done by clicking Start > Programs > Startup. If you want to get a little more in depth, you can also try editing the Registry. This is not for the faint of heart. Go to Start > Run and type Regedit in the line then click OK. This brings up the registry editor. Navigate to HKey_Local_Machine, Software, Microsoft, Windows, Current Version, Run. You will see all the applications and services that are set to run each time your computer boots. Verify that all entires listed actually belong there and are not software that you may have already removed but may have not gotten cleaned in the uninstall. You can also use RegClean to do this work for you. This is a much safer method if you are not familiar with the registry.
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Try using a software to remove all registry... Files..\n\nThen Install it again...\n\nok..\n\n\nbye..
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looks in your "start menu...  system start up"  see if anything is in there... and delete it
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Sounds like you have the chkdsk command in your startup folder or you have it in your scheduler program to run at windows startup. Also you did not specify which windows version you are running.\nHowever if you logout and the login again does it do another checkdisk?\nIf it ran before widows desktop started then I would say you have errors on your hard drives.
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start -> settings ->control panel\nadd remove programs\n\n\nAlso delete from startup\nstart -> run -> msconfig -> startup (uncheck any not needed)
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Yup, safe mode is the ticket.  Or get a startup manager like WinPatrol or StartupCop and kill them that way.\n\nSometimes you can just rename them - the next time Windows starts it may balk at the missing file but by then you  don't care.\n\nMake sure when you do a manual delete like this search for copies of that file stored as a "automatic backup DLL" to make sure it doesn't come back and haunt you.
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You might be having spyware on your machine.\n\nFirst use the antivirus and antispyware software you have to run a full system scan. Do it in the windows safe mode. (AVG and avast antivirus softwares are free while a 6 month free trial for Norton is available at pack.google.com. Lavasoft's free Ad-Aware is the best antispyware to my knowledge. Also Windows Defender from Microsoft is good enough for real-time protection). This should identify the problem and most probably would solve it as well. However, if the antivirus software is unable to delete the malware, go to Norton's website and search for the name of the malware detected. Their must be some instructions posted to tackle the problem. You might have to delete the system restore points and as well delete the particular registry entries manually if the virus still regenerates on subsequent boot up of the machine. Good Luck.\n\nPS. If you are still having trouble, use Hijack This and copy the log it generates and post it on some tech help forum. I am sure there will be plenty of people ready to help you out.\nAlso chuck Internet Explorer and switch to Mozilla Firefox!
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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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No Problem..\n1.Click RUN from The START menu and type MSCONFIG.\n2.Click the START UP tab from that window.\n3.There will be a tick box next to C:&#92;apps&#92;ClickMe&#92;ClickMe.exe. Remove the tick.\n4.Restart ur system.\n5.Then browse to C:&#92;apps&#92;ClickMe&#92;ClickMe.exe....Delete the full folder...\n\nITS ABSOLUTELY SAFE.\nHope this solves ur problem.
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Open 'StartMenu ' folder - You can do this by exploring the folders.\n\nUnder 'Startmenu' find out what are the programmes scheduled for startup. Remove 'My computer' from startup folder, it would be fine.
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depending on ur OS, use msconfig or sysedit command from the run of start menu and start closing all the unnecessary application starting during booting up. this would solve ur problem... its bcoz of some software uninstalled, but not in a proper way. try it out... if this doesn't help... there's no other way out except formatting and reloading the OS,\n\nby the way, does this error emerges even when u log on in safe mode? if not, u r lucky, don't format and follow what i suggested formerly
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It is probably a security file.\n\nHowever, if you use the Disk Management tool in Windows, you can remove the partition and start aagain.
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Download & install a free programme called Winpatrol from\nhttp://www.winpatrol.com/\nIt gives the company name for each of the processes in your startup. Obviously those with the company name "Microsoft" should be disabled with extreme caution..infact it's best to play safe & not disable these.\nFor the future Winpatrol looks out for& warns you about any new programme/process which wants to start up every time you start your computer. You are then able to allow or disallow....this prevents you getting into the situation you are in now when it is difficult to recognise most of these programmes/processes to know if it's safe to disable..
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Try the msconfig utility\nClick on Start and then Run\nType in: msconfig\nIn the window that opens go to the startup tab\nYou will see everything being loaded when your computer is booted.  That System32 window should be one of them.  Simply uncheck it and it will not load in the future.  If you do the wrong one, just re-check it.\n\nWhile there, you may want to uncheck any other things loading that you can live without.  The fewer things loaded here, the faster your PC will run.
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A few can be removed directly from the start-up folder (can find the shortcut to the folder in your Start > "All Programs" list.\n\nFor most though, do the following:\nHit Winkey +R to open the Run console and enter "msconfig"\n\nOn the start-up tab, un-check those applications /processes you don't want to start-up on booting your system. Just be sure to check out any processes you are unfamiliar with first, as you don't want to disable anything important.
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While you can use the msconfig startup manager, I would recommend you download Spybot S&D. Under the advanced tools option there is a much better startup manager. Then you can remove that pesky spyware from your system as well.
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Dont worry i got you covered.  \n\nWhen you see the desktop wallpaper hit CTRL + ALT + DEL\n\nclick on task manager\n\nthen file - new task\n\ntype in EXPLORER\n\nYou should get the start menue and everything back.\n\nNOW YOUR NOT DONE\n\nStart - Run - MSCONFIG\n\nClick on the start up tab, and uncheck everything but your antivirus ( I.E. if you use Notron DONT remove anything with norton in it ) \n\nand restart and you should be fine.