Do you know what program is trying to use it? If you don't need it, try uninstalling or turning it off. If its happening on startup and you don't know what it is you can try running 'msconfig' from the 'run' command, looking at the startup section, and try to figure out which one it is and disable it. It may be related to a spyware detector or other type software.
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