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brian
On startup I get errors telling me that my Iomega zip drive
program can't load because the system can't find the file
specified and that the (iomega) program doesn't exist as an
installed service. I uninstalled my zip drive awhile back,
so I don't want Windows (2000) to try to load any Iomega
stuff at all. Taking a look at the event viewer, I see the
following in the system log:
The DS1410D service failed to start due to the following
error: The system cannot find the file specified.
So,
1. how do I figure out what the DS1410D service is?
2. how do I figure out what 'the file specified' is that
Windows is looking for?
*and*
3. how do I tell Windows to stop trying to load these
Iomega zip files? I recall that Windows 9x (and maybe NT?)
had a startup folder that I could go to to remove such
program references. No joy on W2K apparently.
Thanks much,
Brian
program can't load because the system can't find the file
specified and that the (iomega) program doesn't exist as an
installed service. I uninstalled my zip drive awhile back,
so I don't want Windows (2000) to try to load any Iomega
stuff at all. Taking a look at the event viewer, I see the
following in the system log:
The DS1410D service failed to start due to the following
error: The system cannot find the file specified.
So,
1. how do I figure out what the DS1410D service is?
2. how do I figure out what 'the file specified' is that
Windows is looking for?
*and*
3. how do I tell Windows to stop trying to load these
Iomega zip files? I recall that Windows 9x (and maybe NT?)
had a startup folder that I could go to to remove such
program references. No joy on W2K apparently.
Thanks much,
Brian