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run on startup - snap in Group Policy
Dave is right in one regard. You should configure programs
after you install them to "not" start at windows startup. On the other hand you certainly can use msconfig along with the regedit to clear programs from the startup. gostart\run and type in msconfig then click ok. Now click the startup tab and uncheck any program you don't want starting when windows starts. Then gorunregedit and click the + signs beside the entries in this order. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\SharedTools\ StartupFo lder and StartupReg. Click StartupFolder first and right click on any program you don't want in the Startup folder and click delete and do the same for StartupReg. Be careful in the registry. When in doubt export the key to a folder of your choice and then you can double click to reinstall it if you made an error. The registry is the heart of your OS so editing it should be done with caution. On the other hand it isn't the big dark secret that most MVPs make it out to be. Good luck. |
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