From: xahxhax on 17 Jul 2010 14:33 Something like this was bugging me too after installing a Corel product, until after some research I discovered it's software produced by a company called Ulead. For me the fix was to locate and disable the USIShellExt installed by Ulead. It's HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{DBD8E168-244D-448C-9922-25508950D1DC} under your registry. You may want to export this key in case something goes wrong, but it shouldn't. Delete this key and reboot and you should be fine.
From: Skipisme on 18 Jul 2010 22:20 xahxhax;1231366 Wrote: > Something like this was bugging me too after installing a Corel product, > until after some research I discovered it's software produced by a > company called Ulead. > > For me the fix was to locate and disable the USIShellExt installed by > Ulead. It's > HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{DBD8E168-244D-448C-9922-25508950D1DC} under > your registry. You may want to export this key in case something goes > wrong, but it shouldn't. Delete this key and reboot and you should be > fine. Hi, I had the same problem and noticed your answer to the fix. It worked for me.... Thanks for your help
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