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From: Andrey Repin
> %ProgramData% and %PUBLIC% is a likely culprit.

Thanx, but those didn't actually matter. The one causing the problem was 
ProgramW6432. Once I restored it, I could open web pages using cygstart.

--Ken Nellis

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