Well i was going to use that next but i am unsure of what commands to use to remove it. That link helps though, getting to system restore
Not sure if i follow you. The link shows how to start System Restore when running Safe Mode with Command Prompt. Once System Restore is started, it'll prompt you for a date of a restore point
You could try deleting the program IF
> You know what you're doing (i.e. meaning you're certain of both what to delete AND know that you're deleting a critical component that will only cause a different BSOD)
> So proceed this approach at your own risk
That said you can see See [post=766270]How to recover your folders/files when Windows won’t boot[/post]
> This will allow you to backup all your files before you proceed
> You can also have a friendly window interface (using Knoppix) to navigate through files and folders to remove things
In fact you might want to just delete (or rename) the entry that causes the program to start when windows starts.
> For program startups for your userid look in
C:\Documents and Settings\userid\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
> For programs that start regardless of userid look in
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup