On Jun 29, 10:17*am, "The Ranger" wrote:
Upon bring my computer to life this morning, the start-up process clunked
and clinked through the too-numerous items I enjoy over-loading my system
tray with when Dr Watson's unhelpful warning screen appeared, "File
itmsret.dll not found. OK?"

Since the process didn't hang at any point (to my untrained observance) and
the BSoD didn't follow clicking the "OK," I turn to the collective here and
ask what's that particular dll do and why should I care? (And, yes, I've
consulted Goojaismyfriend.)

The Ranger

You might try MSconfig. You get to that by typing it in the box
provided by the run command. Once there you can go to startup tab and
untick anything not really desired/ required at startup. If you are on
Windows 7 You can either hit windows logo key + R or you can enable
"run" by: http://www.blogsdna.com/2040/how-to-...start-menu.htm