Whenever I log onto a specific ID on my Windows XP Professional
computer it comes up with a screen that says BN Server and you can
click the x on the small window to close it or terminate as it says.
It doens't seem to cause any problems and only does it on one specific
ID on my computer. If I log off of this ID and back on (whether I
reboot the computer or not) it does it. It doesn't seem to cause any
problems but yet I'd like to find out what it is and remove it. I
can't think of any programs I installed or removed when this started.
I'm not even sure if this is a specific program or windows issue so I
posted this in several newsgroups so I apologize if this is in a
incorrect area. Thanks for any help.

On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 16:42:38 GMT, MarkW <markwco*remove to
reply*@comcast.net> wrote:

>Whenever I log onto a specific ID on my Windows XP Professional
>computer it comes up with a screen that says BN Server and you can
>click the x on the small window to close it or terminate as it says.
>It doens't seem to cause any problems and only does it on one specific
>ID on my computer. If I log off of this ID and back on (whether I
>reboot the computer or not) it does it. It doesn't seem to cause any
>problems but yet I'd like to find out what it is and remove it. I
>can't think of any programs I installed or removed when this started.
>I'm not even sure if this is a specific program or windows issue so I
>posted this in several newsgroups so I apologize if this is in a
>incorrect area. Thanks for any help.

Sounds like it is a program that is installed for that one user, likely
in the startup folder for that user (or maybe the run registry key for
that user). Might be spyware or a trojan or some sort of P2P junk. Check
for viruses and spyware (use SpyBot S&D if you need a program to find
spyware) to make sure it is clean, and use MSconfig to keep it from
starting up.

Jim