Hi John,
It's probably a good thing that it doesn't. It's not a windows file, and the
name (which is suspicious in itself) comes up empty on a web search. I would
suspect that something was trying to infect your machine, but your AV
software caught it and removed the file. It just didn't remove the reference
to it.
Start/run msinfo32, expand the software environment and click on the startup
programs. Look for a line referencing that file and make note of where it is
loading from (I would suspect a run key in the registry). This is where you
need to go to remove the line. Post back with the location if you are unsure
of how to do this.
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Best of Luck,
Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x
Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone
