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Old May 17th 04, 10:09 PM
SubZero
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Default Already tried MSINFO

I can see the items in startup in msinfo, but in doesnt
allow me to manipulate them in any way. Do you have any
other suggestions as to how I can delete them from the
startup group or get my startup group icon back? Even
right-clicking on the startup group item doesnt produce a
menu, and I am an admin on the machine.
Thanks for your quick response though,
SubZero
-----Original Message-----
You can manipulate how your system startups by running
msconfig and clicking on the STARTUP tab. Hope this
helps.



-----Original Message-----
ever since i downloaded and installed the admin pack (I
have XP Home and don't know if I really should have

done
this), my startup group icon is missing from control
panel. I used to be able to pull up a menu and just
uncheck what i didn't want loaded at startup. Now I
can't get to this area and I have even tried using
msinfo, and i can see the startup group, but I can't
delete anything. Can someone help pls? I really need

to
get rid of some of the items loading at startup. This
has really downgraded my performance. I can manually
disable most things after startup, but I don't want to

go
through this hassle. Any ideas would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
SubZero
.

.

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Old May 17th 04, 10:48 PM
hermes
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Default Already tried MSINFO

Before the MVP (M$ Victim Poster) Hermes responded, SubZero typed:
I can see the items in startup in msinfo, but in doesnt
allow me to manipulate them in any way. Do you have any
other suggestions as to how I can delete them from the
startup group or get my startup group icon back? Even
right-clicking on the startup group item doesnt produce a
menu, and I am an admin on the machine.
Thanks for your quick response though,
SubZero


Not MSInfo! Try this: click start button, click run, type in "msconfig"
(w/o quotes) and hit enter. Click on the startup tab and uncheck the items
you want to keep from starting up.
Good luck.

-----Original Message-----
You can manipulate how your system startups by running
msconfig and clicking on the STARTUP tab. Hope this
helps.



-----Original Message-----
ever since i downloaded and installed the admin pack (I
have XP Home and don't know if I really should have done
this), my startup group icon is missing from control
panel. I used to be able to pull up a menu and just
uncheck what i didn't want loaded at startup. Now I
can't get to this area and I have even tried using
msinfo, and i can see the startup group, but I can't
delete anything. Can someone help pls? I really need to
get rid of some of the items loading at startup. This
has really downgraded my performance. I can manually
disable most things after startup, but I don't want to go
through this hassle. Any ideas would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
SubZero
.

.


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No one hears your screams.

Yesterday it worked.
Today it is not working.
Windows is like that.


 




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