Doesn't work like this?
http://netsquirrel.c...sconfig_xp.html
You can use autoruns from
IntelAudioStudio
Intel Audio Studio
or
IntelAudioStudio.exe
which you can just uncheck. Then close autoruns, reboot.
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Doesn't work like this?
http://netsquirrel.c...sconfig_xp.html
You can use autoruns from
IntelAudioStudio
Intel Audio Studio
or
IntelAudioStudio.exe
which you can just uncheck. Then close autoruns, reboot.
No, a black screen (like the DOS screen or CMD) pops up, then blinks out.
Noting like the screen shot you're showing.
At work, will try again tonight
Do Start, Run, CMD, Enter which should bring up a Command Window. Type:
Start msconfig
then hit Enter.
That is supposed to bring it up. Does it give you an error message?
You can also try:
\WINDOWS\pchealth\helpctr\binaries\msconfig
which is the full path to msconfig.
Sorry. Did that get rid of the error?
Both files were part of a wireless driver:
http://www.exe-error...ry-point-error/
http://www.neuber.co...csldr2.exe.html
If you try to update them you need need to recheck them in msconfig first.
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