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Old May 26th 08, 02:24 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
iananthony1701[_3_]
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Hi dukemon,
that's the only thing i changed on mine and it cured it, possibly you
could have a similar sound card related event monitor loading at
startup,
it's also possible this could be hard drive related if you're 100%
positive you didn't change anything related to the hard drive, cabling,
adding or removing a drive, then it's possible that Windows is trying to
find a drive that doesn't exist anymore or something odd like that. If
this just happened, a system restore back a few days prior should
resolve it.


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Old June 5th 08, 10:48 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
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Problem Solved. It seems that when i removed all "the file not file" entires,
the message had disappear so of them is causing the weird message to appeared.

I apologies for my late reply as i was busy.
 




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