said:
>In <200704241757.l3OHvTi2006480@nlpi012.sbcis.sbc.com>, on 04/24/07
> at 10:57 AM, sshapiro@ucsd.edu (Sandy Shapiro) said:
>>My question is if it is safe to remove the following items from the
>>startup folder:
>Sure. There's nothing special about the objects in the start folder
>other than that they are run shortly after the WPS is up and running.
>Let us know when object is causing the problem. My current top suspect
>is
> Start error log
Here is a follow up. The problem was that during startup, at the point
where the screen color appears, and just before the screen icons are
drawn, the system would hang. I would see the clock icon and nothing
further. When I would restart the computer, it would startup normally.
I installed rexxautostart, and for one week I had no problems. Then on one
cold morning, it happened again. I removed rexxautostart, and I took out
Start Error Log from the startup folder.
It is now two weeks without a problem, so hopefully Start Error Log was
the culprit -- as Steven suspected.
Thanks,
Sandy
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