Removing KES from auto-start

Load the recovery disc in the DVD tray, power up, when logo appears press F12 or the assigned number located bottom right on logo screen, toggle up or down using the arrows on the keyboard, highlight the CD/DVD driver and press enter, this will automatically start the loading process, follow the prompt.

There is no way to reset a hard drive. There are many reasons that this could be happening. It could possibly be a bad hard drive or partition on the hard drive and could also be a corrupt operating system. A more detailed description would help further diagnosing the problem.

The problem unfortunately lies with your computer system. Your computer system is not able to cope with the applications that it has to load at Windows Start up. Each time Windows loads it has to load all of your appliactions set to load at Windows start-up.

What you need to do is to remove/uninstall all applications/programs that you do not use.
Once you have done this then you can proceed to the next step, which is to deselect those programs that you do not need to load, on start-up.

See my published guides below to decrease the boot time of your computer system:
How to Decrease the Boot Time of My Computer/Laptop!!! Make My Computer Quicker!!!

How to Perform a Defragmentation of your Hard drive, to increase Performance!!!

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damnor01

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The process for that application might have been removed from or disabled in the MSCONFIG startup file. To edit this, click Start>Run>Type: msconfig.

In the Startup tab, search for a process that is similar to or resembles the title of the application. You can also search by using the Command column by looking for the program folder the startup file is located in. Each entry will have it's corresponding company name in the path displayed. In this case that would be Memeo.

If that process is unchecked, check it and perform the same process within the Services tab - if the process has been disabled, the startup properties don't apply.
Click OK and you will be presented with the option to Restart or Exit Without Restart. To view the results immediately, restart and observe the behavior of the boot process. If the Auto-Backup doesn't load like it should, look in the Preferences section of the application and make sure "Launch application during boot" (or similar) is selected. Then restart once more to see what happens.

If the application still doesn't load, you may need to uninstall it and reinstall.

Hope this helps! Good luck!

this is how you use the scanning features of your printer.
To use the scan features, the HP all-in-one and computer must be connected and turned on. The HP all-in-one software must also be installed and running on the computer prior to scanning. To verify that the HP all-in-one software is running, look for the HP all-in-one icon in the system tray at the lower-right side of the screen, near the time.
NOTE: Closing the HP Windows system tray icon can cause the HP all-in-one to lose some of its scan functionality and result in the No Connection error message. If this happens, you can restore full functionality by restarting the computer or by starting the HP Image Zone software.
For information about how to scan from the computer, and how to adjust, resize, rotate, crop, and sharpen scans, see the onscreen HP Image Zone Help that came with the software.
Scan an original
Follow these steps if the HP all-in-one is directly connected to a computer through a USB cable.

1.
Load the original face down on the right front corner of the glass.
2.
In the Scan area, press Scan To . The Scan To menu appears, listing destinations, including applications, for anything that is scanned. The default destination is whichever one was selected the last time this menu was used.
3.
To select an application to receive the scan, use the arrow buttons to highlight it and then press OK or Start Scan . A preview image of the scan appears in the HP Scan window on the computer.
4.
Make any edits to the preview image in the HP Scan window. When finished, click Accept . The HP all-in-one sends the scan to the selected application.

Send a scan to an HP Instant Share destination
Follow these steps if the HP all-in-one is directly connected to a computer through a USB cable.

1.
Load the original face down on the right-front corner of the glass or, if using the document feeder tray, in the document tray.
2.
Press Scan To on the control panel of the HP all-in-one. The Scan To menu displays.
3.
Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow buttons to highlight HP Instant Share .
4.
Press OK or Start Scan to select the destination and scan the image. The image is scanned and sent to the selected destination.
NOTE: If an original is detected in the automatic document feeder, one or more pages are scanned. If no original is detected in the automatic document feeder, a single page is scanned from the scanner bed.
NOTE: For Windows users, the HP Image Zone software opens on the computer, and the HP Instant Share tab displays. A thumbnail of the scanned image will display in the Selection Tray. For more information on the HP Image Zone, see the onscreen HP Image Zone Help that came with the software.

Stop scanning
To stop scanning, press Cancel on the control panel.

Okay, well check your graphics properties to make sure you aren't saving your desktop profile and reloading it every time windows starts. It shouldn't be automatically turned on, but if it is, it will have taken a snapshot of your system at some point, and it will reload the snapshot of how your desktop is supposed to be each time you restart windows. It can also load your settings such as auto-arrange on.
That should fix any problems you have about the computer resetting itself. As for where that's located, I can't give a general idea, it depends on your card and drivers, but I have Windows Vista Home Premium as well and I know the option should be there

Doesn't start when you pop in the CD? If nothing else does:
Start: My Computer.
Right click on your CD drive.
Properties
AutoPlay

Find the entry for applications, and select run automatically. You may regret this.

If your computer is operating with WINDOWS 95, WINDOWS 98, or WINDOWS NT 4.0 Systems, this CD contains software that automatically launches when you insert the CD. Getting Started:
Insert your Picture CD disc and wait for the software to load (it could take as long as 5 minutes, depending on your machine configuration, CD drive speed, and the number of images on the Picture CD).
Note: This loading process installs some Picture CD program files onto your hard drive. The KODAK Picture CD installer walks you through the steps. The final step may be to restart your computer. If so, be sure to restart to complete the installation.
After your computer has rebooted:

1. Eject the Picture CD and re-insert it into the CD drive.
   The program should launch automatically.
   
2. Click the magazine cover to turn to the Contents Page.
   
3. Follow the links to read and do more with your digital photos.
   

If nothing happens after waiting for the Auto Play, you may need to manually start the Auto Play program. (Auto Play is a program that starts up the CD installation process the first time you use the CD.)
To manually start Auto Play:

1. Right-click the My Computer icon.
   
2. Select Properties from the pop-up menu.
   
3. Click the Device Manager tab.
   
4. Click the CD-ROM drive icon; click the "+" to view the CD-ROM drive information.
   
5. Double-click the CD-ROM driver icon.
   
6. Select Properties from the pop-up menu.
   
7. Click Settings.
   
8. Check Auto insert notification and click OK.
   

Note: This enables all CDs to automatically run any Auto Play software.

If this is boot up time you need to go to Start / run type in msconfig enter
Go to startup and untick all except for antivirus and firewall and reboot
When you install some programs they put automatically start in and you have to stop them auto starting
this should decrease startup times