Off topic: Anyone know this => shortcut NF Timer.lnk

[JD]

OS is Win2k.

"Problem with shortcut" shows on the pop-up. The
message:

"The drive or network connection that the shortcut
NF Timer.lnk refers to is unavailable.......
Make sure that the disk is properly inserted....."

Does anyone know what this refers to? It started
in my computer about 2 weeks ago.

TIA

 

[Sjouke Burry]

OS is Win2k.

"Problem with shortcut" shows on the pop-up. The
message:

"The drive or network connection that the shortcut
NF Timer.lnk refers to is unavailable.......
Make sure that the disk is properly inserted....."

Does anyone know what this refers to? It started
in my computer about 2 weeks ago.

TIA

Happend to me yesterday, a root virus had
wiped out Firefox, and the shortcut started complaining.
Then the virusscanner wiped out the OS, which failed to
boot normally and in safe mode.

 

[Paul]

OS is Win2k.

"Problem with shortcut" shows on the pop-up. The message:

"The drive or network connection that the shortcut NF Timer.lnk refers
to is unavailable....... Make sure that the disk is properly inserted....."

Does anyone know what this refers to? It started in my computer about 2
weeks ago.

TIA

No Frills Timer (keeps track of the amount of time you spend connected to the Internet)

http://www.grofsoft.com/nft.php

It can be placed in the Startup folder, so it runs at system
startup. If the shortcut was left in the folder, and the
body of the program was removed, that might be the reason
the system has attempted to evaluate "NF Timer.lnk" shortcut
and failed.

A shortcut evaluates to some other file, and if that file is missing,
then the shortcut is no longer valid.

Paul

 

[JD]

No Frills Timer (keeps track of the amount of time you spend connected
to the Internet)

http://www.grofsoft.com/nft.php

It can be placed in the Startup folder, so it runs at system
startup. If the shortcut was left in the folder, and the
body of the program was removed, that might be the reason
the system has attempted to evaluate "NF Timer.lnk" shortcut
and failed.

A shortcut evaluates to some other file, and if that file is missing,
then the shortcut is no longer valid.

Paul

Thank you very much Paul.

You were right on the button It was there in
the startup.

Have a great weekend