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fmicaeli
Where can I find (and modify) the list of programs that
are launched at Startup (i.e. when I turn on the machine)?
are launched at Startup (i.e. when I turn on the machine)?
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Joep
Various places .... See for example
http://is-it-true.org/nt/xp/atips/atips26.shtml
I don't even think it lists them all ...
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http://www.diydatarecovery.nl
http://www.diydatarecovery.com
Please include previous correspondence!
DiskPatch - MBR, Partition, boot sector repair and recovery.
iRecover - FAT, FAT32 and NTFS data recovery.
MBRtool - Freeware MBR backup and restore.
http://is-it-true.org/nt/xp/atips/atips26.shtml
I don't even think it lists them all ...
--
D I Y D a t a R e c o v e r y . N L - Data & Disaster Recovery Tools
http://www.diydatarecovery.nl
http://www.diydatarecovery.com
Please include previous correspondence!
DiskPatch - MBR, Partition, boot sector repair and recovery.
iRecover - FAT, FAT32 and NTFS data recovery.
MBRtool - Freeware MBR backup and restore.
R
R. C. White
Hi, fmicaeli.
As Joep said, there are many places from which a program may start. The
most common is in the Startup folder. (Click Start | All Programs | Startup
to see the contents of this folder.)
WinME and WinXP include a program called msconfig.exe, but Win2K does not
have this. If you can find a copy of the WinXP version, it will run in
Win2K, with a couple of minor aggravations. This program will help you
identify programs and services and control how - and whether - they load at
startup.
RC
As Joep said, there are many places from which a program may start. The
most common is in the Startup folder. (Click Start | All Programs | Startup
to see the contents of this folder.)
WinME and WinXP include a program called msconfig.exe, but Win2K does not
have this. If you can find a copy of the WinXP version, it will run in
Win2K, with a couple of minor aggravations. This program will help you
identify programs and services and control how - and whether - they load at
startup.
RC