>>>>Hi,
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>>>>A few days ago I installed software that came with a digital camera. The software is for downloading pictures from the camera. But I suppose this CD (from camera company) came with some other programs that got installed. One is really is getting on my nerves. Now Comodo reports that "c:\Program Files\Common Files\ArcSoft\Connection Server\Bin\ArcCon.ac has loaded ArcBmh.dll .." And this creates a problem with my Outlook. So I want to kill this program (ArcCon.ac). Do you think simply deleting it from the drive is the way to go? I did uninstall the program ArcSoft (like a parent of this service) in the Add/Remove programs. I also checked in Service and found ArcSoft Connect Daemon there but it has not been started. But this ArcCon.ac still keeps coming up. What would you recommend? TIA.
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>>>> What would you recommend?
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>>>Don't fiddle around with digital cameras
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>>>Start | Run enter msconfig
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>>>look at the tab Services - you may want to uncheck if you find it there
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>>>Also look at the tab Startup - you may want to uncheck if you find it there. In any case disable 'Adobe Acrobat' and 'Adobe Reader and Acrobat Manager' - and also 'java auto updater'
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>>I have unchecked this service in the Service tab of the msconfig. Then restart the computer. On restart the message comes up that "You have used system configuration utility to make changes to the way Windows starts..." when I click Ok there, the System Configuration Utility comes up and if I click Ok there it prompts me to reboot. And it seem to go on in circles. That is, I can't get rid of MSCONFIG showing up on the start up. What am I missing?
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>>Thank you.
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>> That is, I can't get rid of MSCONFIG showing up on the start up. What am I missing?
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>I don't know - my computer behaves - never seen that
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>For what it's worth - I have Selective startup checked in the General tab - don't know whether I did that change

This is what I have checked too, Selective startup. But it seems to come up again and again. I will Google to see if I find an article that will point to the solution. Thank you.