Melody said:
When I startup, I get the message: Windows cannot find 'C:\Program'. How can
I fix this?
This seems as if you (or some poorly-programmed application) attempted
to put something in the Startup folder and didn't put quote marks around
the path to the application.
For example, Apple's QuickTime puts a program named qttask.exe in the
startup folder. If this program is located in
C:\Program Files\Quick Time
the "target" of the shortcut should be
"C:\Program Files\Quick Time\qttask.exe"
If the quote marks were left off, Windows parses the target address and
stops at the first space, thus looking for C:\Program -- which doesn't
exist.
Take a look in your startup folder and check the "properties" of the
items found there. If these all look OK, you'll have to dig deeper.
Click Start > Run > and type "msconfig" (without the quotes) (click OK)
Check the startup items listed, and see if any of them has an incorrect
address as described above.
