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TsGh dialogue box appears after windows initiates and loads



 
 
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Old October 17th 09, 02:26 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Alejandro
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Default TsGh dialogue box appears after windows initiates and loads

Once windows vista home premium starts up and all programs have loaded, a
small window appears in the lower right hand corner with the header "TsGH".
It gives me the opcion of restoring, accepting or cancelling. What is this
and how do I get rid of it???

Thanks,
Alejandro
 




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