hi there, i have a small problem (i hope ) that when i boot up my pc the "system 32" folder OPENS up on my desk top.
A freind told me thet it just a config.sys or autoexec.bat command to hide the window on boot up. any ideas? Did you execute a bat to do so? what windows?i cant pin point when it started. but just when i start up the pc goes through the normal boot up, the desktop show up as normal. then once the pc has finished setting the icons on the start bar it then opens a window in the middle of the screen "system 32".

a freind told me it was an autoexec or a sysconfig error that meas the window is shown instead of hidden and there is a command to hide it again.windows version is?it XP sp2First check the obvious. Check your startup folder on the start menu and see if any reference to this folder exists. Also check MSCONFIG (the startup TAB) for any reference to this folder. Your friend MAY be right, but I never heard of a bootup error that results in a folder opening...usually you just get an error code.

Let us know how you make out. there is a folder / file at this path should i delete it?

c:/docs & setting/all users/windows/systemQuote

there is a folder / file at this path should i delete it?

c:/docs & setting/all users/windows/system