Edit your autoexec.bat file and remove the offending line....
[SOLVED] Quicky
Good afternoon,
just a quicky, what is the best way of removing the following when starting up?
C:\>c:\maestro.com
bad command or file name
this occurs every start up and is proberably a left over from when i had a matrox graphics card.
any one know how a complete novice would get rid of this , if at all possible?
best regards
phil
just a quicky, what is the best way of removing the following when starting up?
C:\>c:\maestro.com
bad command or file name
this occurs every start up and is proberably a left over from when i had a matrox graphics card.
any one know how a complete novice would get rid of this , if at all possible?
best regards
phil
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Good evening,
ER!!!!
Sorry, as mentioned, how does a complete novice do this, i seem to have trouble understanding how to change things in MS 98 never mind the DOS, my extent of knowledge goes as far as i know what dos is but it flies above my head when someone explains how to do things.
Best regards
phil
ER!!!!
Sorry, as mentioned, how does a complete novice do this, i seem to have trouble understanding how to change things in MS 98 never mind the DOS, my extent of knowledge goes as far as i know what dos is but it flies above my head when someone explains how to do things.
Best regards
phil
Go to START > RUN and type SYSEDIT
When the Sysedit window opens, there will be windows for several system files. Click on Autoexec.Bat and look for a line mentioning Maestro.com and type REM and a space in front of that line:
REM C:\Maestro.com
That will tell your computer to ignore that line. Close the Sysedit Window. When a message box pops up asking if you want to save your changes, click on "Yes"
When the Sysedit window opens, there will be windows for several system files. Click on Autoexec.Bat and look for a line mentioning Maestro.com and type REM and a space in front of that line:
REM C:\Maestro.com
That will tell your computer to ignore that line. Close the Sysedit Window. When a message box pops up asking if you want to save your changes, click on "Yes"
Thank you,
Just completed the instruction, i wish all the problems i had with this computer were that simple.
again thank you
Just completed the instruction, i wish all the problems i had with this computer were that simple.
again thank you
You're welcome, and any other problems you have can probably be solved here too...
There are a lot of good people here who are willing to help with any problem.
There are a lot of good people here who are willing to help with any problem.
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