I checked the startup folder of all users profiles, including All Users
and Administrator, and do not find this program there.
The program executes about 60 seconds after bootup is completed.
mike wrote:
Check your startup folder.
C:\Documents and Settings\*username*\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Mike
On 6/7/07, Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have PC with Windows XP Home. Installed a new external DVD burner.
There is a "Liveupdate" item that appears whenever I boot up that
requests registration info to be sent for the burner. The problem is
that when I fill in the info and click to register, an error message
appears that "user registration is failed." Thus, I can't register and
the registration window reappears at each reboot.
How can I erase the appearance? BTW, "LiveupDate" is the name that
appears in the taskbar for the registration item.
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