GUEST -

Although one might question why you need wallmaster, since you can easily put up virtually any image as wallpaper (and any folder as screen saver) using the controls built into WinXP and other Windows versions elligible for recent updates, some of the image types that wallmaster lists may include vector graphic data. The most recent Windows Security patch essentially disables the VXD "language" used to embed vector graphics in html pages. If wallmaster is in your startup folder, it could interfere with completing the boot if it tries to load VXD functions that have been removed.

Just a guess, of course, without more info about how many other toys you (and your daughter) have installed...

John