Folder Opening On Startup

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Bill Bradshaw

Running WinXP Pro SP2. When I start the computer (WinXP) I have a folder
opening up that I have to close. How do I fix?
 
Without knowing what folder it is, all I can do is suggest you remove
the shortcut to it from the Start, Programs, Startup folder.
 
Bob said:
Without knowing what folder it is, all I can do is suggest you remove
the shortcut to it from the Start, Programs, Startup folder.
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It is called D:\Windows and contains symbol information for debugging. This
is a folder I created to hold the debugging symbols.

It is not in the Startup folder.
 
Dixonian69 said:
the folder info might help.
is it an error message?
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It is not a error message. It is a folder (subdirectory).

It is called D:\Windows and contains symbol information for debugging. This
is a folder I created to hold the debugging symbols.
 
Rock said:
What's the folder?
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It is called D:\Windows and contains symbol information for debugging. This
is a folder I created to hold the debugging symbols.
 
Bob said:
Perhaps your "debugger" is starting and causing it to open?
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I am not aware of the debugger starting since I am only using the symbols
with Windbg to look at dmp files. I start Windbg as a stand alone program
when I get a dmp file.
 
Then perhaps you have managed to get a reference to it in the
Software\Microsoft\Current Version\Run section of HKLM or HKCU
 
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