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C:\Documents [in blue band across top of box]
Windows cannot find 'C:\Documents'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click Search.
OK
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I click OK and the message disappears and everything is all right after that. (At least I have no evidence as yet that anything is malfunctioning.) This error message makes me uneasy but is in itself only a minor nuisance.
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I did have a vaguely similar problem with my laptop: it was sometimes (not in precisely the circumstances I've described above) displaying a message about a fault with HP Resident [something] Play. Should it send a message to report the problem. When I Googled the error message I found the suggestion to type 'msconfig' in at Start, Run, and then to uncheck something. (Sorry I cannot remember exactly what the message was or exactly what the something was that I had to uncheck.) Whatever it was I had to uncheck, it was not identical to the name quoted in the error message. Anyhow, I followed the advice (it may have come from G2G) and it cured the problem.
I tried to see if I could apply this approach to the error message I'm getting on my desktop, but I don't know what to look for in the list generated by 'msconfig'. Certainly there's nothing there that looks as if it could be connected to 'C:\Documents'.
I have tried searching this site but can't find a problem that looks close enough to mine to make me feel safe about following the advice given. Please does anyone understand what may be wrong with my desktop and can they advise me what to do?