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becca__ February 17th, 2005 02:04 PM

Computer start up, please can you help.
 
Hi all,

Really need some help with this, and you're the only ones who'll know.

Everytime i start up my computer, after everything has started up, it says windows is installing photo gallery please insert disc...
WHY!!!
Is there some way of stopping this i don't even know what photo gallery they're talking about!

Please help.

Lord of the Rings February 17th, 2005 02:54 PM

Do you have M$ Office? It sounds like something they might have but it's usually on the same disk. Else a graphics program.

It sounds like you may have clicked yes to the option during the original installation but stopped the installation process before this part was complete.

becca__ February 17th, 2005 03:00 PM

Yes
 
I have microsoft office, but i installed that ages ago. The only thing i can think is that i downloaded a screensaver today then restarted now it keeps coming up. Is there a way of stopping this?

fabion February 17th, 2005 04:06 PM

Greetings becca_,

What windows version are you using?

I'm going to need you to check a few things.

In start all programs do you see any new programs listed there? They are normally highlighted in yellow, until you use it.

Also in control panel, add or remove programs do you see any new programs there?

follow these steps 1) start 2) all programs 3) accessories 4) system tools 5) system information - this will pull up a screen at the bottom you will see a blank area where you can type something. Type in photo gallery and click find. It should come up with a location. post what it says back here please?

Also do you have any registery cleaning programs.

It sounds like something has been placed in the registry or startup configuration.

Please hang in there, while we try and figure out what has happened.

fabion February 17th, 2005 09:06 PM

Another and maybe easier sollution would be to do a system restore prior to the point of installing the screensaver. If you are using windowsXP.

becca__ February 18th, 2005 02:45 AM

Hi
 
Well i'm using windows xp and tried the search you said and it said no matches found.

But i searched for the same problem through google and found this site

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;297103

That's exactly the problem i'm having but i can not understand all the steps to reproduce the problem.

becca__ February 18th, 2005 08:03 AM

Fixed it
 
I think i fixed it, i downloaded windows install clean up, then removed the photo gallery. Restarted and the message didn't come up.
Thanks for help

ukbobboy01 February 18th, 2005 12:04 PM

Screen saver files
 
Dear becca__

I am glad you have solved your problem but I would just like to add that you are very lucky because screen saver files are usually used to tempt people into downloading viruses onto their PCs.

Whenever hackers, criminals or whatever want to spread viruses screen savers are one of the type of files they use.



UK Bob


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