Cannot find .startup file - EliteGroup ECS 945GCT-M/1333 Motherboard - v3.0, Intel 945GC, Socket 775, MicroATX, Audio, Video, PCI Express

1. Now you need to save your work. Do it by clicking on File Menu, Save As, select All Types in Save as Type option, and save the file as Welcome.vbs or "*.vbs".
2. Now, create a shortcut of this file.
3. Now to execute this file on every startup you have to add it to startup folder. start-->all programs--> startup.

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1. Connect a PC to the device with a serial cable and log in to the device through the console port.
2. Restart the device. When the message "Press Ctrl+B to break auto startup ..." is displayed, press Ctrl+B and enter the password to display the BootROM main menu.
3. Select choice 4 to enter the Startup Select menu.
4. Select choice 1 to view the system configuration.
In V200R001C01SPC300 and later versions, you can use the following method to view the configuration file. In Huawei V200R001C01SPC300, the menu choice is Startup Information. In Startup Information and later versions, the menu choice is Display Startup.
Startup Select

1. Display Startup
2. Set Boot File
3. Set Config File
4. Startupfile Check Manage
0. return

Enter your choice (0-4):1

************** Current Stratup info ****************
Valid Flag State : Vaild
Boot File Name : sd1:/software.cc
Config File Name : sd1:/vrpcfg.cfg
Licence File Name :
Patch State : Deactivate
Patch File Name :
Voice File Name :
In V200R001C01SPC200 and earlier versions, the configuration file cannot be viewed. The system often uses the file vrpcfg.zip or iascfg.zip.
5. Rename the configuration file.
6. Restart RouterA.
7. Stop Auto-Config.
8. Change the renamed configuration file to executable file. Select one file format.
9. Restore the configuration.

Download the Windows Vista startup disk .ISO file. A .ISO file is a "disk image" file, meaning that it is a compressed archive of all the files that would normally be found on a CD contained in one simple file. Microsoft does not provide users with an official Windows Vista startup disk. Because of this, a number of services online provide their own for users free of charge. Download the .ISO (see Below) file to your computer's desktop. http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/download-windows-vista-x64-recovery-disc/ Put a blank DVD in your computer's DVD writer. Open your DVD burning program. As long as your program can burn .ISO files, you can use any software you'd like. Burn the .ISO file to a DVD by selecting the "File" menu, clicking on "Open" and locating the .ISO file from your hard drive. Next, click the "Burn" button in your DVD burning software and the files contained in the .ISO will be burned to the disk. Label your Windows Vista startup disk with a pen or marker and keep it in a place where you won't lose it. If your computer is damaged to the point where you would need a startup disk, you won't be able to use your computer to make one. It is very important that you do not lose this disk.

follow this step

KIMIA# delete
startup-config Delete startup configuration (Reboot from defaults)
flash:// Delete a file from the flash (flash://filename)
WORD Specify name of file
KIMIA# delete startup-config
<cr>

KIMIA# delete startup-config
Delete startup-config [y/n]? y
Startup file was deleted
KIMIA#

User Name:manager
Password:friend

console#
console#

May be you affected with a virus or missing some files...try to restore go to start /Accessories/System tools/System restore...try it

Restore printer to factory settings.

1. Lift the printhead
2. Switch on the power and press <i> key and wait untill printer respond Beep.

The first thing I'd try to do is see what programs are running at startup. To do this Click on Start--> Run -->type "msconfig" without the quotes.

Click on the Startup Tab and view all the programs that are running at startup. As for deselecting which programs run at startup you can directly ask me which ones you can disable. For the most part all instant messengers and most program files can be disabled.

DO NOT disable any Windows/system32 files!

To disable them from startup
you can go to run type in msconfig a box will appear then click startup you should find them in there remove check from anything you don't want to run on startup.then restart a box will appear check to never show again.

If you have installed any softwares recently it might slow down the pc as many softwares will install a startup file in order to start faster. You can shut these programs from starting up when the pc starts.
I put 2 steps to resolve this in order of simplicity.

Remove icons from the Startup folder
Some programs open with a shortcut icon in the startup folder (Startup icons). Use the following steps to show any startup icons that might be hidden and remove startup icons from the startup folder:
NOTE: Removing items from the Startup folder does not uninstall the software program.
1. Right-click the Start button, and click Explore . The Windows Explorer window displays with Start Menu already selected.
2. Click the plus sign ( + ) next to Programs .
3. Click Startup . The shortcut icons are listed in the right pane of the window.
4. To show any hidden icons, click Tools , click Folder Options , and click the View tab.
5. Click Show hidden files and folders (Windows XP/ME) or Show all files (Windows 98), and click OK .
6. Click an unwanted startup item in the right pane of the window and drag it to a blank area on the Windows desktop. Release the mouse button to drop the icon onto the desktop.
7. Continue dragging unwanted icons until all unwanted startup icons are on the desktop. Click Yes to any window that display asking to confirm the removal of a read-only file.
8. Close Windows Explorer and restart the computer for the changes to take effect. Delete the startup icons that were moved to the desktop after you are satisfied with the way the software programs are working.
If you find that a particular software program should not have been removed from the Startup folder, double-click the startup menu item to open the Startup window. Then drag the icon from the desktop back into the Startup window.