Try this:
if you have HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WMI\GlobalLo gger regkey -
kill it and reboot.
Or simply set HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\WMI\GlobalLo gger\Start
to 0.

Provided AS-IS.

"Comp Guy" wrote in message
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I've already tried all of those with no success.
Thanks though.

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"David" wrote in message
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I have a fiew things for you to try
1, look in the services witch can be found in control panel ,
administrative tools, computer manegment , services and aplications, and
check for any bootvis services and stop them
then try an delete the file, if this dosent work
if your hdd is fat 32 boot to a fat 32 boot disk (i.e Win98 boot disk)
and
delete the file
if ntfs you will have to find a NTFS boot disk, witch will give you dos
style access to the ntfs disk and try and delete it
one deleted try and reinstalling bootvis, then diable it then try and
uninstall it

Hope this helps