Jake
December 5th 03, 01:46 AM
>-----Original Message-----
>I am using Windows XP Home Edition. There are various
>applications installed on the system. When the system
>starts, I now always get an explorer window of the
>System32 folder displayed. I have isolated the problem
to
>a Startup command of /L:ENG. Now, I am not sure what
this
>command does or what application has generated it. When
I
>disable this Startup command in msconfig, the explorer
>window no longer appears. However, after a short time,
>another Startup command of /L:ENG is generated and
>enabled. The disabled command is still there.
>
>Can anyone shed some light on this problem?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Steve
>.
>It looks like you have not set your PC to the English
language. L:Eng is the path for language settings. Go
to your ControlPanel/date,time and language, etc.
>I am using Windows XP Home Edition. There are various
>applications installed on the system. When the system
>starts, I now always get an explorer window of the
>System32 folder displayed. I have isolated the problem
to
>a Startup command of /L:ENG. Now, I am not sure what
this
>command does or what application has generated it. When
I
>disable this Startup command in msconfig, the explorer
>window no longer appears. However, after a short time,
>another Startup command of /L:ENG is generated and
>enabled. The disabled command is still there.
>
>Can anyone shed some light on this problem?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Steve
>.
>It looks like you have not set your PC to the English
language. L:Eng is the path for language settings. Go
to your ControlPanel/date,time and language, etc.