Underisable program runs at startup

[Bob G]

I was setting up a hime network and disabled my firewall,
and somehow a program got installed that runs at startup
and messes with my browser, etc.

How do I view and remove programs that automatically run
at startup. I don't see anything in "add/remove software".

Thanks, Bob

[Craig Hulett]

Bob G wrote:
> I was setting up a hime network and disabled my firewall,
> and somehow a program got installed that runs at startup
> and messes with my browser, etc.
>
> How do I view and remove programs that automatically run
> at startup. I don't see anything in "add/remove software".
>
> Thanks, Bob

Start, Run, "msconfig".

-craig

[Craig Hulett]

Bob G wrote:
> I was setting up a hime network and disabled my firewall,
> and somehow a program got installed that runs at startup
> and messes with my browser, etc.
>
> How do I view and remove programs that automatically run
> at startup. I don't see anything in "add/remove software".
>
> Thanks, Bob

Start, Run, "msconfig".

-craig

[aaron]

You could also look into running some spy ware removale
programs such as ad-aware and spybot. These are both free
and work good. do a google search for download locations.
>-----Original Message-----
>Bob G wrote:
>> I was setting up a hime network and disabled my
firewall,
>> and somehow a program got installed that runs at startup
>> and messes with my browser, etc.
>>
>> How do I view and remove programs that automatically run
>> at startup. I don't see anything in "add/remove
software".
>>
>> Thanks, Bob
>
>Start, Run, "msconfig".
>
>-craig
>
>
>.
>

[aaron]

You could also look into running some spy ware removale
programs such as ad-aware and spybot. These are both free
and work good. do a google search for download locations.
>-----Original Message-----
>Bob G wrote:
>> I was setting up a hime network and disabled my
firewall,
>> and somehow a program got installed that runs at startup
>> and messes with my browser, etc.
>>
>> How do I view and remove programs that automatically run
>> at startup. I don't see anything in "add/remove
software".
>>
>> Thanks, Bob
>
>Start, Run, "msconfig".
>
>-craig
>
>
>.
>