[Joeturf]

Whenever I start up the computer I get a bubble popup thing that says devices/applications were disabled because they would cause Windows to become unstable. It also says click here for details so when I click, it shows up with a screen that says 'My Computer Status', it seems to show the drivers and things installed on my computer. I don't see anything wrong...everything is supported and theres nothing that shows up wrong. Can anyone tell me how to get rid of this annoying bubble?

Thanks

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Are there any yellow !'s in your device manager? If there are, select them and delete them. Reboot and see if this fixed your problem.

[emery]

Are there any yellow !'s in your device manager? If there are, select them and delete them. Reboot and see if this fixed your problem.

[Joeturf]

I found no Yellow !'s .

[emery]

Do you have any devices attached to your machine that don't work properly?

[Major Payne]

I found no Yellow !'s .

Just a quick question. When you looked for any problems in Device Manager, you did expand all trees to see every device?

Ron

[Joeturf]

I have no external devices, and yes I expanded each tree . I guess I could just get away with having windows not show bubbles, I forgot how to do that though haha.

There's nothing really wrong with my computer..it's just the bubble keeps showing up and its super annoying to X it out all the time. If we COULD find a permament solution that'd be great but just disabling those would be fine as well!

Edited by Joeturf, 25 May 2006 - 12:01 AM.

[Major Payne]

I'm running Win XP Pro now and I'm trying to get a handle on what you are calling "bubble" popups after boot up. I see some in my lower right hand corner if I restart, but these are normal events telling me things I need to know. Are these the "bubbles" you are referring to? Can you ATTACH a screen shot of what you are talking about?

There are several things that can be done to turn off activities once I know which one you are referring to and whether it is a controlable item. Win XP provides some controls and TweakUI could be used for others, but I think it is just something very common. Anyone with better ideas/suggestions...just hop in.

Ron

[emery]

You can turn off the bubbles in xp but that doesn't mean the possible problem is gone. With the bubbles turned off, it just doesn't tell you about the problem anymore.

Edited by emery, 25 May 2006 - 12:47 AM.