Ok, I can see it sittin right there. I don't know what the file is, but I'm sure it doesn't belong in your command directory or in startup.
Here is what I would do.
>> go to start and run regedit
>> click in order:
+ HKey_Local_Machine
+ Software
+ Microsoft
+ Windows
+ CurrentVersion
RUN
>> with RUN highlighted, right click on and delete in the right hand pane:
"DrivegCR"="C:\\WINDOWS\\COMMAND\\DrivegCR.exe"
>> close the registry editor and reboot.
>> go to the windows\command directory (or just do a Find Files search) and delete: DrivegCR.exe (If you want, you can copy it someplace else first and delete it)
That should take care of the startup problem
I see a bunch of stuff there also that appear to be associated with some kind of "hotKey" utility. I can't find any hits or info on them. If you know what they are, fine.
Here is one:
"s3syskey"="s3syskey.exe
The others all have "key" in them.