Problème avec WordPad

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Bonsoir,

Sa fait plusieurs fois que j'ai deux pages de "WordPad" qui s'affiche après avoir allumé mon ordinateur.
Et je ne sais pas du tout c'est quoi ni d'où sa viens, voici se que ca me mets

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Il y a beaucoup plus mais ce n'est que des symboles comme sa sur les deux pages !
J'aimerais donc savoir juste ce que c'est
Merci d'avance.

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  1. Bonjour.

    C'est fichier binaire. Désactivez tous les programmes de démarrage
    pour voir.
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      Salut zaboukou,

      Oui donc j'y arrive toujours pas
      =/
      1. Le programme de démarrage doit être dans une autre portion du registre.
        Télécharger start tuner2 de Ashampoo , c'est une version d'essai , mais il
        est très utile ,il ne vaut pas cher , ainsi, on peut tout scruter sur le startup

        Il y a aussi AUTORUNS , mais il est un peu plus compliqué (gratuit).

        https://download.cnet.com/s/ashampoo-startup-tuner/
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          D'accord je viens de l'installer la. Mais je t'avoue, je n'y comprend rien a ce logiciel !

          J'ai trouvais que ceci en cherchant une autre portion de registre;

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          1. HO !! c'est digne d'un roman épique d'homère .

            Télécharger Winoptimizer 6 , vous aller recevoir le code d'activation
            par Mail , une fois fait , le lancer , choisir Optimisation et Performances
            puis startup Tuner
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              Oui, c'est digne comme tu dis. ^^

              Bon je vais faire sa et je reviens tout de dire
              :o)
              1. Contributeur
                Je pense que c'est bon, si ça recommence la j suis paumé.

                Et merci de ton aide
                ;o)
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