How to disable Windows 7 warning on Super-charger.exe?

Hi,
I buy a computer from ZT systems. The CPU is: AMD Quad-Core A8-3850 Accelerated Processor, Video graphics is:Radeon™ HD 6550D processor-integrated graphics (Dual monitor capable). From the CD-rom I know the motherboard is from MSI. I reinstall Windows 7 in order to have dual boot capability. I find that every time the computer boots, it asks whether run Super-charger.exe for security. I have check it is safe from "Program Files(x86)\MSI\Super-Charger.exe security property dialogue box (SYSTEM: Full control, Modify, Read & Execute, Read, Write). It still asks every time it boots.
Could you tell me how to disable Windows 7 asks about Super-Charger security?
Thanks

Quote from: Panther57 on 19-April-12, 10:29:56
In Bios possibly check your boot order? 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc.
I don't see any help from boot order.
BTW, How can I know the motherboard model? I bought this computer from Costco. The information I have is: ZT Affinity 7150Ma Desktop PC. I do not find further info from ZT Systems Inc. website.
Thanks.

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