...DAMN YOU, TOSHIBA

[yurineova]

Fu8nny, I have toshiba laptop and although its old, I never have such problems with it.

The thing is, mate, the file is kinda like winlogon. You can delete it, but it'll always come back. So, you have to literally go into the Windows Folder, find the target of the shortcut, and kill the target and ONLY the target. Make sure the program isnt running, and be EXTREMELY careful.

Toshiba likes to put their stuff in with Window's crap. So it makes your life difficult. Just right click on the icon, find the target (Under shortcut tab), and then kill the target after making sure the program is NOT running.

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