I've tried to do some searches for this, but couldn't exactly get what I was looking for.

I've downloaded touch-commander, didn't like it and have uninstalled the program, but for whatever reason, it now tells me The File 'touch-commander.exe' cannot be found...

If it's uninstalled, why is it still searching for it? I've tried reinstalling and uninstalling, installing from the sd card and on the device and reinstalling but nothing. It's annoying and the last thing I'm ready to do is to clear storage. Is there something in the registry I can change to stop this from happening? Thanks guys!

Have you checked the startup folder to too if some shortcut is still there? If so, maybe try something like SK Tools or Memmaid to look at services and see if some service is starting that you can delete.

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I agree - use file explorer and navigate to windows/startup and delete the .lnk file for touch commander.

As to why it's still searching for the file, it's likely the uninstall didn't properly remove the link that is supposed to start touch-commander at startup.

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