No longer supported pop up every 5 secs

Hi All,
I've just tried reconnecting to an old back up drive which is running a PowerPC application and get the following messaage:
"You can't open the application Notificationexe because PowerPC applications are no longer supported." keeps popping up. I've searched and found out why it pops up, removed all software that caused it and rebooted several times but it keeps popping up every 5 seconds.
Please can someone help and tell me how to stop the pop up!?
I have new Macbook air.
Thanks
Luke

Obviously I didn't search widely enough! Just seen another post which gives the following solution:
Go to Finder / Macintosh HD / Library / Driver Support /
and delete all of the related nastys in there, in my case it was the notification exe. Once you have deleted these dump them out of your trash as well.
Might as well leave this on here in case anyone else comes on in a panic like me!
Thanks,
Luke

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