Startup MacOS window popup

Hey everyone,
Just a quick question, I don't think it's too serious of a problem for me, but recently when starting up my mid-2009 MacBook Pro, I've noticed that the 'MacOS' window always pops up after logging into my account, it hasn't become that much of a problem for me (I mean, I just close the window everytime), but what I am afraid of is that it may pose a problem later on. Does anyone else have this problem? Better yet does anyone know the source of this annoyance?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

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Hi,
WDS provides PXE boot to install windows, it has nothing to do with windows component. I don’t think WDS is the culprit here.
I recommend you ask in manufacture forum, they may give you more effective suggestions.
Thanks for understanding.

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