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Post by Jontti500 on Feb 23, 2016 10:10:13 GMT
I have had this really annoying issue, where a cmd popup pops up from time to time and tabs me out of games. Here is a screenshot of the issue:  Any tips anyone could give me about the issue would be nice. I have checked those filepaths and those files do not exist, not even as hidden files. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2016 11:23:21 GMT
Are you using an Acer computer? DriverSetupUtility is a shareware developed by Acer. My bet would be that the problem lies with that piece of software. It is used by UpdateStar so if you have that installed try to uninstall it. |
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Post by Jontti500 on Feb 23, 2016 11:30:30 GMT
Are you using an Acer computer? DriverSetupUtility is a shareware developed by Acer. My bet would be that the problem lies with that piece of software. It is used by UpdateStar so if you have that installed try to uninstall it. It is a custom built PC with ASUS mobo. I'll try it. |
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Post by Jontti500 on Feb 23, 2016 11:44:37 GMT
Are you using an Acer computer? DriverSetupUtility is a shareware developed by Acer. My bet would be that the problem lies with that piece of software. It is used by UpdateStar so if you have that installed try to uninstall it. Uninstalled DriverSetupUtility, hopefully that fixed it, but I do not know that yet. |
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Post by Hertz on Feb 25, 2016 22:29:20 GMT
It seems like a task scheduler issue. If the problem persists:
There are utilities to get to it faster, but you can go to windows search (or control panel if you want to search for it) -> task scheduler. From there you should be able to disable ones that are causing you trouble.
If the problem still persists then, it is most likely a service or startup program issue. In which case you would use msconfig.
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Post by Jontti500 on Feb 26, 2016 0:06:33 GMT
Are you using an Acer computer? DriverSetupUtility is a shareware developed by Acer. My bet would be that the problem lies with that piece of software. It is used by UpdateStar so if you have that installed try to uninstall it. Seems like this has worked, thank you for the help. |
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Post by Jontti500 on Feb 26, 2016 0:07:03 GMT
It seems like a task scheduler issue. If the problem persists: There are utilities to get to it faster, but you can go to windows search (or control panel if you want to search for it) -> task scheduler. From there you should be able to disable ones that are causing you trouble. If the problem still persists then, it is most likely a service or startup program issue. In which case you would use msconfig. Thanks for the tip, but the earlier solution seems to have worked. |
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