I have an experience with Win7. Win7 is more prone to problems than XP. In addition, when problems occur, it is prone to prompt boxes or automatic repair. Generally, it is a program that comes with the system. Try it at another time. If this happens frequently, there will be fewer operations that cause system program errors. If it is a downloaded program, reinstall the wrong program, for example, fast broadcast and other software, or change it to similar software, because fast broadcast is often connected to the internet and loves problems. If it is a system file, restore the system or reinstall it (if it appears at startup, because the program is being loaded in the background at this time, it will be operated later. In other words, the system should follow suit. In addition, a prompt appears when you open a file or my computer, which depends on whether the environment on your computer is very stuck when you open the file or the computer. Close irrelevant programs, that is, try to operate when it is not stuck.
Win7 is like this. You should pay attention to what you love when you operate it. If we want to adapt to Win7, we will lose this box. This is my experience with Win7. If you just don't let him out of the box, it may be a problem in the design of Win7 system (please ask me if you have any questions).
if there is a fast broadcast uninstall, it is very important (if there is one to uninstall).