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Re: Real problem
de ncSkeet 05/27/2006 05:22
I think I may have figured it out, with the help of WinPatrol...I ran
RealPlayer and when WinPatrol asked if I wanted to allow the start-up
addition, I simply noted the location of the offending file and renamed
it. It was here (similar to the Quicktime exe file mentioned in another
post in this thread) - program files/common
files/real/update_ob/realsched.exe -osboot
I renamed the realsched file by adding "old" to the end of it so I would
remember what I did. I restarted RealPlayer and there was no attempt to
sneak itself into start-up. I haven't rebooted yet, so I won't know for
sure until then, but so far so good.
Thanks for all of the suggestions, and for whoever gave me the initial
tip...ncSkeet
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