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From: Mike Bryan on 25 Oct 2006 09:05 Hello, I had the same "Open Driver MTC0001 Fail!". Mine was in the title box ESB. I had had this since updating to SP2 and it did not effect any operations. I carried out what you said and deleted the appropriate key, and the message disappeared. It took me a matter of five minutes from reading your post. Nice one, it worked a treat. QUOTE=Kent Sullivan]"Open Driver MTC0001 Fail!" was the error message. The title of the dialog box was "SB". I hunted around and found a utility called Scroll Button that seemed to be the offending utility. (The unit is a laptop.) I was able to verify this was the culprit my using MSCONFIG.EXE (launched by using Start--Run). If you want to use it, do this: 1) Choose Selective Startup on the General tab 2) Uncheck C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SB.EXE on the Startup tab -- exact path will vary depending on your Windows install directory 3) Exit and restart system -- error should disappear To get rid of it for good, I first tried uninstalled Scroll Button using the Add/Remove Software control panel but something was missing and it was unable to do the job. So instead I used REGEDIT.EXE and removed the "SB" entry from the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run key. This key contains many different autorunning apps--make sure you delete the correct one! I then deleted C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SB.EXE. Once that file was gone, I re-ran the Add/Remove Software entry for Scroll Button. This time it gave an error that allowed me to get rid of its entry in the list. Whew. --Kent -- Kent Sullivan -- Mike Bryan |