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Well, you don't have to. You can get rid of the error message prompt by disabling the item from startup. And either ways, it certainly doesn't affect the system's performance. To remove the item from startup
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Afraid there's not much that can be done here. It appears the network has a 'managed-desktop' policy setup such that all machines logging in will inherit rules during logon process. Circumventing such
Hi, Just to clarify, when the key re appears you are again unable to change your wallpaper, is that correct?
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