My documents>user file comes up when logging in

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hey anyone got any help on my problem. Whenever i log in a file with my
username on it keeps coming up. the folder contains cookies, favorites, start
menu, windows, my documents and desktop if this helps.

i have tried msconfig and fully reinstalling the computer.
 
cal213 said:
hey anyone got any help on my problem. Whenever i log in a file with my
username on it keeps coming up. the folder contains cookies, favorites,
start
menu, windows, my documents and desktop if this helps.

i have tried msconfig and fully reinstalling the computer.

Your post is unclear. The subject and the first sentence say a file
appears, but then you say "the folder contains..." So what is it, a file or
folder? If a folder what is in the title bar?
 
hey sorry but the folder is in my name "Calan" so it is probably the my
documents folder. i have tried a thing windows specified on the web called
regedit, but that was no help..
 
On 3/30/2007 5:00 AM On a whim, cal213 pounded out on the keyboard
hey sorry but the folder is in my name "Calan" so it is probably the my
documents folder. i have tried a thing windows specified on the web called
regedit, but that was no help..

Hi Calan,

Try this link so see if it resolves your issue:
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/scripts_desc/xp_mydocsopens.htm


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cal213 said:
hey sorry but the folder is in my name "Calan" so it is probably the my
documents folder. i have tried a thing windows specified on the web called
regedit, but that was no help..

Terry gave you a link to a solution for the My Document folder opening.
Good luck.
 

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