I get this box when XP loads--Runner Error, invalid
backweb application ID 7288971. What is this and how do I
fix it? I have win XP Pro
I got this answer fr. someone but looked at my startup and didn't find anything suspicious unless it's hpgs2wnd.exe. Any suggestions?
answer-
Weird problem! I found this by doing a Google search: From Annoyances.org
This is an auto-update facility used by various parties - including Compaq, HP, McAfee at one time, and I am sure many others. The home web site is http://www.backweb.com/.
It often does not appear in add/remove programmes, and may only be uninstallable
by re-running setup for the programme that installed it.
The easiest way to deal with this little problem is, to go to 'Start'>Run and type
in: 'msconfig'. Here you will find a tab saying 'Startup'. Find the offending application,
untick it, press 'apply', 'OK' and restart like requested. This is about the only
way I can help you over long distance, but I am certain it will stop the error message
as the program will no longer run at startup.
backweb application ID 7288971. What is this and how do I
fix it? I have win XP Pro
I got this answer fr. someone but looked at my startup and didn't find anything suspicious unless it's hpgs2wnd.exe. Any suggestions?
answer-
Weird problem! I found this by doing a Google search: From Annoyances.org
This is an auto-update facility used by various parties - including Compaq, HP, McAfee at one time, and I am sure many others. The home web site is http://www.backweb.com/.
It often does not appear in add/remove programmes, and may only be uninstallable
by re-running setup for the programme that installed it.
The easiest way to deal with this little problem is, to go to 'Start'>Run and type
in: 'msconfig'. Here you will find a tab saying 'Startup'. Find the offending application,
untick it, press 'apply', 'OK' and restart like requested. This is about the only
way I can help you over long distance, but I am certain it will stop the error message
as the program will no longer run at startup.