something appear in new windows and then disappear within millisecond

[Nirzan]

hello,
i used windows 7 home premium 64bit, somethin when i used my laptop, something appear on my desktop, but it only for a short period of time. i dont know what is it. it comes and goes within seconds. can anyone help to solve my problem?

 

[Ztruker]

Keep a digital camera handy and when it happens again, take a picture then post it here.

 

[rraod]

Is it a black command window which appears for so short time a time to read and disappears?

It happens to my windows and was a mystery to me also. As I was not facing any problems with it, I ignored it.

Must be some software or windows process running and quitting.

 

[gregrocker]

Can be the scheduler running a task set to run at boot, or to run at next boot if PC is turned off at scheduled time. Open Task Scheduler, maximize window, study the Active tasks, click on task to see the settings.

Other Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7

 

[lehnerus2000]

Event Viewer?

Check the "Event Viewer".
It might have some info about the message.

 

[Nirzan]

the thing that i circled is the problem.

 

[gregrocker]

Please post back a screenshot of your maximized msconfig>Startup windows showing all checked items. You only need your A/V checked for best performance - the rest are freeloaders on your startup.

Likewise post a screenshot of msconfig>Services after Hiding all MS Services, same situation.

 

[Nirzan]

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r these the screenshots u want to look?

 

[gregrocker]

If you're using AVG bloatware I would uninstall it and replace with free lightweight Microsoft Security Essentials.

All of the rest of those listings are a grotesque pile of freeloaders on your System Resources which can be safely disabled and started when you want to run the Program.

It's clear you still have the Toshiba factory preinstall which is corrupted by a load of crapware that throttles Win7 from its native instantaneous state. That's why most tech enthusiasts Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7.

At the minimum I'd Clean Up Factory Bloatware to start sweeping out the ghosts in your machine.

 

[Nirzan]

since i dot have enough knowledge about computer, shud i format my laptop? i'm getting fed up with all his problems. now, when i shut down my laptop, and then open back, i cold not scroll down. i need to go back to wheel setting to be able to scroll down. shud i format? what happen if i format my laptop?

 

[Hem981]

This is not really where you had to post this.You could hav started a new post on this.Anyway,there is no need to format your computer as this problem is little....And if you format it you will lose all data and settings on it.Click on start, control panel, then mouse.go to the tab named "wheel" and in vertical scrolling enable the option named "The following number of lines at a time:" then type 3 in that textbox.And in horizontal scrolling also type 3 in that textbox.Hope this solves the problem.

 

[gregrocker]

You can try the solutions already presented including Clean Up Factory Bloatware to see if they help.

You can also back up your files to run Toshiba HDD Recovery Utility which will set the PC back to factory condition, although it will reinstall all of the bloatware and duplicate utilities which have better version built into Win7. So after doing this I would Clean Up Factory Bloatware.

I also gave you steps to get the cleanest possible reinstall if you follow the steps closely and only use the methods and tools in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7. But you'll have to reinstall any programs you want. Back up your files first.

With Toshiba I would make your Recovery disks first then delete all but the Recovery partition during booted install as shown in the tutorial.