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| startup hi I am running windows office XP and when computer boots up and everything loads my documents folder comes up. it has been doing this for a couple of months now and it is not the last thing I was working on. I know xp will save the last action you were doing on computer and turn it on at start up but I haven't been in my documents folder when I get ready to shut down. is it possible there is a virus or some sort of spyware doing this? I have scaned my computer with spy sweeper but it shows nothing but cookies no spyware or key loggers. and AVG scans computer weekly and has found nothing. is there something at start up I can do to stop the documents folder from opening up on start up. thanks |
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| Re: startup start/run/"msconfig"/startup look in here. James wrote: > > hi > I am running windows office XP and when computer boots up and everything > loads my documents folder comes up. it has been doing this for a couple of > months now and it is not the last thing I was working on. I know xp will > save the last action you were doing on computer and turn it on at start up > but I haven't been in my documents folder when I get ready to shut down. is > it possible there is a virus or some sort of spyware doing this? I have > scaned my computer with spy sweeper but it shows nothing but cookies no > spyware or key loggers. and AVG scans computer weekly and has found nothing. > is there something at start up I can do to stop the documents folder from > opening up on start up. thanks |
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