Would anybody have any possible idea of what's going on?Ī Former User last edited oper support I'd suggest you look at the posting on the microsoft forums. Those who have re-installed Opera have seen the 4 tabs auto open at startup return but the progid error message disappear. Some think that when Opera was uninstalled, it deleted or modified something that it should not have, so both Windows and Carbonite are having issues referencing this corrupted data entry. Some of us think Carbonite might be involved somehow, otherwise it's a pretty big coincidence all of the people in the thread have replied saying they have it installed, and one or two who uninstalled said the error messages went away. Ran CCleaner to remove remnants of Opera, still getting a version of the error prompts at startup."progid" error prompt at startup once Opera was uninstalled (see below for the two variants).We uninstalled Opera (coincidence among our group).No record of Opera suddenly showing up in Startup/autorun-type lists (not in MSCONFIG, not in Startup tab of Task Manager, not in Sysinternals).After update, every Windows restart prompted Opera to open with 4 tabs opened.Opera installed, but not default browser.Running Windows (most Windows 10, I think).I am part of a group of people at the Microsoft Answers community forums who have been trying to figure out how the following set of events affected us almost identically:
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