Have you looked in your "startup items" folder in your system folder? Sounds like you(or someone else) accidentally put a system extension in the startup items folder. If this is the case, your mac will try to launch it at startup, which it can't do.
Dave On 17/6/02 12:03 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Message: 2 > Date: Sun, 16 Jun 2002 03:29:25 -0000 > From: "moorend2001" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: ever present dialog box > > Hi can anyone help me permanently get rid off and maybe even > understand the following "dialog box": > > "System Extension > This file adds funtionality to your computer. > To add this file's functionality to your computer, place the file in the > extensions folder the restart the computer." With only an [OK] option. > > This appears each time I go to the desktop/finder and I can't get past it > unless I click OK. > > I have looked for the file HD>systems>extensions>systems extensions > and can only find a systems extensions (disabled) folder with nothing in > it. There is no systems extension folder . > > I even looked under extensions manager and there is no systems extension > folder. > > Should I have one? > > Why would I have a disabled systems extension folder, if there is nothing > in it (disabled)? > > Can anyone let me know what significance if any the alert has and how to > turn the thing off? I have a PowerPC 7220/200 on OS 8.6 > > Thanks > > Matt Falvey
