I have an error message on startup (XP home) which reads: "lsdelete program not found - skipping AUTOCHECK". ~~
I follow this method
http://forums.techguy.org/windows-vi...ogram-not.html
I reboot the computer but still SAY:lsdelete program not found - skipping.
Gentlemen/women,
OS::: XP w/ SP2
I am having a problem.
I installed a trial version of Diskeeper (DK) two months ago� used the program with good results, let it expire, & eventually uninstalled it
When I turn on my computer, before the login screen a blue screen comes up that says:
"OODBS Program not found - skipping autocheck"
Then It goes to the login screen and It works fine. How do I remove this error?
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