how do you delete a pic that comes up everytime you restart or shut down your comp?the file has been deleted?
609807
The file that comes in the form of a picture at the start of windows is logo.sys and the file that comes in the form of a picture at the shutdown of windows is logos.sys Theses two files are hidden files in C:&#92; drive or c:&#92;windows. First enable option to view hiddne files and then check whethre these files exists on ur system.Ifyes u can open them in paint and edit themas per ur wish. Save them with same name and location
163813
just delete all of the contents and stop using it.  Eventually it'll go away.
961237
back-up your image then open it with MS-Paint . \npress CTRL+S . \nthe size of file (not size of pic) will decrease !
682355
For me, it shows up as a removeable hard drive.\n\nOpen up "My Computer" and stick in the card and see if a new drive appears. If so, open up that drive and view your pictures.
870490
lol, go to start, click on control panel, go to add or remove files, and remove the items u wanna remove permanently from the comp. thats the only easy method . good luck
97723
Just right click and delete.\nEmpty trash bin to completely get rid of it.
843339
You most likely have a virus and/or a corrupt file.  Search the exact error message on a working PC and see if there is a removal tool that you can download to use on the affected PC.
970156
Oh dear. Had the same thing myself, my son and his girlfriend. Doesn't seem to do any harm, just a pain in the bum. You can try what you like to remove it and you will fail. You can delete every file that contains mention of it anywhere on your computer in any way, shape or form you like, and it will still be there. \nBut, give it time,. It goes of its own accord after so long. Just vanishes.
855133
just select and delete..\nis it giving any error while deleting...\nif yes then that temp file is currently in use with some program you have installed so better leave that, but if you still wants to delete that boot your computer in safe mode, and delete those temp file
828851
You can't delete it. It will stay up for a couple more months or so and then it will be gone one day.  Just ignore it.
976418
I do not know if you are referring to one or two pictures or all of them.. in either case.. it is easy.. If one or two pictures.. bring them up. highlight them and press delete.  IF you want to delete all of them.. the best way is just to put your disk in.. press computer and when computer comes up, click on FORMAT and when the warning comes up that by formatting, you will delete all that is on the disk.. click OK and when formatted, the pictures will be gone and then you can put other things/pictures/etc on it.. use the same disk
1151312
It is a database file containing the small images displayed when you view a folder in "thumbnail" view (as opposed to tile, icon, list, or detail view). There is no harm in deleting these files.\n If you want to turn OFF this feature, here's how:\n\n   1. Open up the Control Panel\n   2. Select Folder Options\n   3. Click the View tab (see picture below)\n   4. Check "Do not cache thumbnails"\n   5. Click the OK button
331055
If you know where it is got to it and try to rename it.If this works then simply right click the file and delete it.
409717
If you are asking how to stop it from trying to install, go to start-run-type in msconfig-ok-click on startup tab uncheck the entry for photo gallery. It will not try to start it anymore.
715229
Try this program http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/ . I used it a long time ago, and it is designed specifically for this type of thing. Please be sure of what you are deleting though! If it is a critical system file, and is used by a critical process, terminating the process can cause windows to crash, and if you delete the file windows might not boot. Although that is a worst case scenario, still be aware of what you are shutting down!\n\nI take no responsibility for whatever happens!\n\nThat being said, it is a sure way to delete the file, and I do not believe it will cause serious issues.\n\nWhen I used it last time it did not have any spyware, but read license agreement carefully.\n\nHave fun!\n\n\nInteresting...\n\nWell, I got two more tricks up my sleeve ;)\n\nFirst one is to boot into the safe mode, and try to delete it from there. To get to safe mode, you reboot your computer, and start pressing the F8 key. I am not sure at which point to press it exactly, so press it throughout the boot time. If you get to windows loading screen, you missed it. Reboot and try again. \n\nPressing F8 at the right time will give you windows booting options, and one of them will be safe mode. There will also be safe mode with networking, but I don't think you need networking for this issue. What safe mode does is it disables most of the non-essential processes. Try deleting the file from there.\n\nThe second trick I know that sometimes works is simply renaming the file, preferrably in safe mode, and if you are able to rename it, you can delete it. I know this works, I just dont know if it works in every case. Try renaming in normal windows. If it gives you the write error, try renaming it in safe mode. Again, it might seem strange, but I know I got it to work on two files I had issues with.\n\nP.S. If you are able to rename the file, but windows still refuses to delete it, keep it renamed and reboot. Then try again to delete that renamed file after reboot.
674152
If its a missing file that keeps popping up when you boot your system...and you no longer want that error showing again....go to "start".."run" and type in msconfig  then click above on start up...uncheck that file and any other file associated with that game. Your system will prompt you to reboot...when it boots back up it will prompt you with another message...just click the bottom left side...saying do not show me this message again...and your problem is resolved.\n\nGood Luck
483411
Sorry to hear that.  Try to delete it completely from your computer, then re-install it.