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In article <8ND3CuAk0N64EwfB@pigsonthewing.demon.co.uk>,
	Andy Mabbett <andy@pigsonthewing.demon.co.uk> writes:
[SNIP]
> 
> Safely removed; though there is no a warning on start-up that it cannot
> be found; I tried searching for it in the registry, and deleted (after
> backing up!) the only entry which mentioned it by name, something to do
> with Winload; but after a restart the message came up again, and the
> registry entry returned. Have I omitted to do something to remove it, or
> is it coming back from the, er backup? What do I do now?

  I suspect (but I'm no expert on registry entries) that this may
be being reset by having an entry in the 'Load=' line in win.ini.

  This is usualy in the first few lines of that file, under the
section header of [windows].  The line *usualy* reads just 'Load='
with nothing after it, but other programs may have set something there
as well.  Look in the 'Run=' line as well.

  On boot Win9x reads the 'compatability' older files win.ini and
system.ini, and puts the result in the registry.

  Regards,
      Harry.