Recent content by JonathanPDX

How about this: Open Task scheduler and expand the" task scheduler library". Open Asus and select the " i-setup" task and delete it.

4 times? I think it's trying to get your attention! ;-) It appears as though there's an ASUS utility trying to run...perhaps the System Update utility? Perhaps a driver/app from the motherboard's utility disk? Some ASUS hardware? Run MSCONFIG and click on the Startup tab to see what might be...

For the files in the %TEMP% folder, so long as any applications are closed, there should not be a problem. Normally having some files in this folder should not present a problem, but I've found that various add-ins to Microsoft applications seem to cause this folder to fill up much more quickly...