DNA ICON WON'T DISAPPEAR FROM STARTUP

I just used dna personality migration to back up a user's settings. Now
the dna icon appears in startup right after zen client loads. It loads
even though I have logged in workstation only. Clearing it out of the
user profile startup doesn't work. I don't want to give the laptop back
with this icon loading on the desktop.

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