what is the wuauboot.exe in the window XP system?
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http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/wuauboot/
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if you use windows xp click \n\nstart > set program access and defaults
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Might be an easier way:\n\nClick Start, go to programs, then go to Startup and see if it's starting in there.\n\nOtherwise press {windows key} + {pause break}, go to Advanced tab, then to environment variables button, and then look under system variables for any reference to that name - then delete it.\n\nIf this doesn't work, post back because you may have to check the registry.
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Go to Start Button > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.\n\nThe Services application should display.  Scroll down to Windows Installer and double-click on it.  If you want to temporarily start Windows Installer and have it still be disabled when you reboot, click on the Start button and wait for the service to restart.  There is no need to stop the service as it will be disabled the next time you boot.
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If u have windows Xp then u have go to my computer Uninstall
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Windows 98:\nClick on Start and type Run. \nType msconfig and OK. \nOn the General tab click Advanced (bottom-right)\nCheck Enable Startup Menu and OK.\nWhen the Windows 98 Startup Menu appears then select Safe Mode and Enter.\n\nChoose Normal mode to Start windows Normally.\nRepeat the procedure and untick Enable Startup Menu after you use safe mode (to disable menu).\n\nWindows XP:\nStart - Run\ntype msconfig\nchoose boot.ini tab (from top)\ntick /SAFEBOOT\nPress ok and restart\n\nWhen you finish with Safe mode repeat procedure to untick /SAFEBOOT.\nPress OK and restart.
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Yes sounds like a corrupt file making it restart and then boot into safe mode. Try reinstalling and when you get the to part that says there is already a xp installation on the disk, select repair option, this will reinstall all the system files, and hopefully fix your problem. \n\nLast resort option --do a reinstall and make the settings _ leave current os system intact and then when choosing windows folder name it windows2 and it will be a fresh copy of XP on your computer but if you go to C:&#92;Documents and settings&#92; you should see your old user account, all your My documents and desktop files are there, just everthing has to be reinstalled - use this option as a last resort.
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Try this site:\nhttp://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/software/windows/dual/index.html\n\nI know your using winxp and not 2000...but it should be useful\n\nor you could get a boot manager here:\n\nhttp://www.osloader.com/
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modify the boot.ini file in the <drive>:/boot.ini\n(it's hidden)\ngo here to see how you modify it:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=289022
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The best place to start is msconfig, a Windows utility that helps you control your startup programs.\n\nClick Start>Run and type (without quotes) "msconfig" and hit enter/click ok.\n\nClick the Startup tab and you'll see everything that's set to start with your computer.  Uncheck anything you don't need.\n\nIf you're not sure, just try unchecking it and you'll know if something is missing.  It's really easy to run msconfig again and re-enable it.  You won't damage your system by unchecking stuff this way.\n\nEDIT:\nh4x0r_247 is a moron.  A running program can also mean a service or process, one that run completely independent of the user.  Try to argue that a Windows system is not a program by definition and see how far you get.
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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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use regclean from downloads.com.its a very small size and u can roll back also by double clicking the reg  file which it has created.\nthis doesnt require reboot!!!!!
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I use the free program "Startup Inspector for Windows" from http://www.windowsstartup.com/\n\nAllows you to decide what loads up at Windows start. Even better has a database of most likely programs and tells you what they do, tio make your choice an informed one (i.e. you won't stop loading files that you need).
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You can download boot disks here:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/310994\n\n5.1.2600 is the version number of Windows XP, everyone.
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I could not find anything on this exe file.  Are you sure you spelled it correctly?
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Once you install Windows XP Service Pack 2 the windows boot/load screen changes, don't worry about it, its only giving you something to look at while windows loads.
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I'm pretty sure there should not be any ActiveX controls in the default folder templates on Win2K, so it sounds like a virus to me. Run an anti-virus program if you have one, or install one if you can (I recommend AVG -- http://free.grisoft.com/ -- it's awesome and free). If that doesn't help, you could try reformatting and re-installing Windows, but if you do that you'll lose all your files, so your best bet is to take it to your friendly neighbourhood repair shop and get them to manually remove the virus.