I originally thought that my Windows Vista install had failed when all I
could see is a solid white screen when Vista starts. By pressing the windows
menu key on the keyboard I was able to get my menu and taskbar and found that
Windows Vista is automatically starting IE7 with a blank white screen on
startup every time Vista starts. How do I stop this? It is not in the options
when I try to modify the startup options.

"Steve64" <Steve64@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
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>I originally thought that my Windows Vista install had failed when all I
> could see is a solid white screen when Vista starts. By pressing the
> windows
> menu key on the keyboard I was able to get my menu and taskbar and found
> that
> Windows Vista is automatically starting IE7 with a blank white screen on
> startup every time Vista starts. How do I stop this? It is not in the
> options
> when I try to modify the startup options.[/color]

Have you run Msconfig and looked on the startup tab?

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Rock [MVP - User/Shell]

Yes. That was the 1st thing I did. I searched the run folders in the registry
as well

"Rock" wrote:
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> "Steve64" <Steve64@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
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> >I originally thought that my Windows Vista install had failed when all I
> > could see is a solid white screen when Vista starts. By pressing the
> > windows
> > menu key on the keyboard I was able to get my menu and taskbar and found
> > that
> > Windows Vista is automatically starting IE7 with a blank white screen on
> > startup every time Vista starts. How do I stop this? It is not in the
> > options
> > when I try to modify the startup options.[/color]
>
> Have you run Msconfig and looked on the startup tab?
>
> --
> Rock [MVP - User/Shell]
>
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