Have you startup the item that's problematic or looking out for a dead link to gain the msconfig.exe and then try to narrow down which startup item may be liable for it

Thanks for a reply; it was found out that it was the printer HP which was installing done by me over a week ago had the file for gone funny. I had to uninstall it and then reinstall it again in the computer. Now the problem is been solved. So I hope that it won’t get funny on me again. Have a very nice day all of you...

I have read about your problem which was exactly the same as mine. Mine too happened just after when I switched off my HP printer before switching off my PC. While on the next bootup, this problem occurred. After reading the forum and your discussion, I put in my HP printer setup disk and clicked at 'OK". It cured the Tray App problem. I also got myself registered as a forum user just to inform the other users who had the same problem. This is also to thank those who took the trouble to air their problem and those who took the trouble to reply.

I too have a problem with my computer and can’t shut down it if I desire to shut it down I’ll be asked for the trayApp, so what can I do..... My window is running XP and I don’t have the CD.
Thanks