Blocked Program

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PeoplesChoice

I have a program that's supposed to start when I boot into Windows (Vista
Home Premium, SP2). However, I get a message that says it's blocked -
so, I have to go in and unblock it manually. Is there any way I can set
it so it unblocks (or doesn't block at all) by itself?
 
P

PeoplesChoice

Thanks so much. I have a feeling that, if YOU hadn't answered my post, I
might never have gotten a good solutioon.
 
G

GSalisbury

Thanks so much. I have a feeling that, if YOU hadn't answered my post, I
might never have gotten a good solutioon.
Given this response I can't resist...
Did you even consider putting your question into a search engine?
I put "how to unblock a program at startup" into a google search and got a
gazillion hits anyone of which you could consider.
 
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PeoplesChoice

Given this response I can't resist...
Did you even consider putting your question into a search engine?
I put "how to unblock a program at startup" into a google search and got a
gazillion hits anyone of which you could consider.
I agree - you're absolutely right. My problem is chronic head pain I've
had for about 10 years now. I have it every day and, being in the head,
I can't concentrate or think straight. I even had to retire early
because of it. Hence, I often overlook Google. I accept you're comment
as constructive.
 
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PeoplesChoice

Thanks so much. I have a feeling that, if YOU hadn't answered my post, I
might never have gotten a good solutioon.

I tried this and received an error message which read: "The task image
is corrupt or has been tampered with. GoogleUpdateTaskMachineUA."

I Googled this message and didn't get much in return. What now?
 
M

Mr. Arnold

I tried this and received an error message which read: "The task image
is corrupt or has been tampered with. GoogleUpdateTaskMachineUA."

I Googled this message and didn't get much in return. What now?

It could be that Task Scheduler exe is corrupted. You can do a System
File Check on Vista so that the O/S replaces the exe if it's corrupted.
 
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PeoplesChoice

It could be that Task Scheduler exe is corrupted. You can do a System
File Check on Vista so that the O/S replaces the exe if it's corrupted.
I've tried the SFC - but it only goes to about 53% then stops. I haven't
been able to get a handle on this problem.
 
P

PeoplesChoice

Get rid of that scheduled task and manually update your Google installed
applications?
As far as I can tell, that's not a scheduled task. How can I be sure?
 
M

Mr. Arnold

I've tried the SFC - but it only goes to about 53% then stops. I haven't
been able to get a handle on this problem.

Things are corrupted it seems if the scan can't complete. I suggest that
if you have an O/S install DVD that you boot off of it and use the
"repair" option.

You may have to reinstall the O/S if want to correct some corruption
problems you may be having.
 
P

PeoplesChoice

It looks like you mistakenly edited an existing task (Google Updater) instead of creating
a new task.
What is the program you want to run at start-up?

The name of the program is WeFi.
 
B

Bob

On the Startup Programs tab click the Add button. You will need to enter the
path of the program executable you want to add.
 
F

Fruit2O

On the Startup Programs tab click the Add button. You will need to enter the
path of the program executable you want to add.

......and I won't have to unblock it at every startup? Why not?
 

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