Message on startup

[Sir George]

I don't know which program put this but is called Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 command line tool.

I don't think you have an infection; see the following link;

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182401%28v=vs.80%29.aspx

There are a few programs designed to disable "startup" entries. I believe the easiest one to use is "WinPatrol" and you can download the free version from;

http://www.winpatrol.com/

If you are somewhat computer savy, you could try "AutoRuns" which is, also, free by Mark Russinovich;

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902

HTH

 

[marios1441]

Message

The message came back again since i installed the 64-bit of Windows 7 and i can't disable it in MSConfig. When i disable it it comes back again. It is four times. What to do to disable it?

 

[marios1441]

I can't delete it with Winpatrol either.

 

[marios1441]

I don't know which program put this but is called Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 command line tool.

I don't think you have an infection; see the following link;

Command-line Tools

There are a few programs designed to disable "startup" entries. I believe the easiest one to use is "WinPatrol" and you can download the free version from;

http://www.winpatrol.com/

If you are somewhat computer savy, you could try "AutoRuns" which is, also, free by Mark Russinovich;

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902

HTH

I can't disable it or remove it with WinPatrol either.

 

[Arc]

Have you performed the scans suggested in post #16?

 

[marios1441]

Message

I did the scans.

 

[Arc]

As you havent said about the results, guessing both of them came free from errors?

Now go for the elimination process. uninstall the program, and see if it stops the popup or not.

If stops, reinstall it again, and see if it comes back again or not.

 

[Sir George]

I don't know which program put this but is called Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 command line tool.

I don't think you have an infection; see the following link;

Command-line Tools

There are a few programs designed to disable "startup" entries. I believe the easiest one to use is "WinPatrol" and you can download the free version from;

http://www.winpatrol.com/

If you are somewhat computer savy, you could try "AutoRuns" which is, also, free by Mark Russinovich;

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902

HTH

I can't disable it or remove it with WinPatrol either.

Does WinPatrol show it in the list of programs? If so, what happens when you attempt to disable or remove it?

 

[marios1441]

When i try to uninstall it the entry comes back again in Winpatrol.

 

[marios1441]

As you havent said about the results, guessing both of them came free from errors?

Now go for the elimination process. uninstall the program, and see if it stops the popup or not.

If stops, reinstall it again, and see if it comes back again or not.

Is free from errors. There is no program to uninstall and i don't know which is it. Just an entry named windows update\server.exe

 

[marios1441]

As you havent said about the results, guessing both of them came free from errors?

Now go for the elimination process. uninstall the program, and see if it stops the popup or not.

If stops, reinstall it again, and see if it comes back again or not.

Is free from errors. There is no program to uninstall and i don't know which is it. Just an entry named windows update\server.exe

When i delete it, it comes back again.

 

[Arc]

You said that it is an entry from Visual studio earlier .....

Now I think if you dont know which it is, and it is still there, and you cannot remove it, go for a clean reinstall.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219487-clean-reinstall-factory-oem-windows-7-a.html