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Brad
I was wondering how one removes a program from
automatically starting when the computer is turned on.
Any suggestions.
automatically starting when the computer is turned on.
Any suggestions.
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Frank GoBell
Brad said:I was wondering how one removes a program from
automatically starting when the computer is turned on.
Any suggestions.
Start - Run. Type msconfig and click OK. Click the Startup tab. Uncheck
the offending program.
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Lill-New User
a message I had altered my msconfig. the MSconfig section-----Original Message-----
Start - Run. Type msconfig and click OK. Click the Startup tab. Uncheck
the offending program.
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Frank GoBell
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I did this and the next time I started the computer I had
changed from a noral start up to another (due to Me
unchecking things). Do I just tell this message not to
appear again? If I need things, do I just go back to
msconfig and recheck any/all wanted?
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| I did this and the next time I started the computer I had a message I had altered my msconfig.
| the MSconfig section changed from a noral start up to another (due to Me unchecking things).
| Do I just tell this message not to appear again?
Yes.
| If I need things, do I just go back to msconfig and recheck any/all wanted?
Yes.
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Regards,
Jan
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I did this and the next time I started the computer I had
a message I had altered my msconfig. the MSconfig section
changed from a noral start up to another (due to Me
unchecking things). Do I just tell this message not to
appear again? If I need things, do I just go back to
msconfig and recheck any/all wanted?
| the MSconfig section changed from a noral start up to another (due to Me unchecking things).
| Do I just tell this message not to appear again?
Yes.
| If I need things, do I just go back to msconfig and recheck any/all wanted?
Yes.
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Regards,
Jan
Please reply in newsgroups
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Lill-New User said:-----Original Message-----
Start - Run. Type msconfig and click OK. Click the Startup tab. Uncheck the offending program.
I did this and the next time I started the computer I had
a message I had altered my msconfig. the MSconfig section
changed from a noral start up to another (due to Me
unchecking things). Do I just tell this message not to
appear again? If I need things, do I just go back to
msconfig and recheck any/all wanted?