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I keep getting this error message after start up, any clues on what to do to get rid of it?
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the easier way to fix the issue is: left click on start, in start search, type msconfig, hit enter, if you get a message obx, click continue. This will bring up the system configuration screen. Click the tab entitled "Startup". Scroll down to find the desktop agent tray entry. Unclick the check box by it. Hit Apply on the bottom. Then click ok. This will fix the issue. This is a program used by qwest to update their installer when setting up DSL and is not needed by you - the common user.
"Desktop Tray Agent" if you take a closer look at the error it will say something about qwest touchpoint agent. qwest touchpoint agent is like the updater of qwest installer. Just remove the qwest installer through add/remove programs and you should be good to go.
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The same thing happened to me about 5 days ago. I have Vista and also Qwest. I thought it was because I downloaded some Windows updates. Also my computer is a lot slower and seems to hesitate at times when downloading a new page. I have only had Qwest about a month but it was always fine before.
If the software version in question isn't "ready" for Vista, it would be unlikely that it would also be unready for Windows 7.
Has anyone tried running the application in Windows XP Compatibility Mode?
