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  1. Nov 12th, 2003, 09:58 AM #1
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    How can I selete something from the Startup (Windows XP)

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    You dont need a program for that.
    Start...
    Run...
    Type "Msconfig"
    Hit "Start Up" Tab
    Un check the program you do not want to run at start up.
    Then restart...
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    SO:
    VB Code:
    1. Kill("C:\documents and settings\all users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup")

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    You know I had forgotten about MSConfig for a while so I just used it after reading this and I noticed I have a program in startup without any startup filename or command.. they are just blank. Is this normal or is this a bad thing? lol
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    About the blank lines...That isnt really a good thing. It could be a virus or previous corrupt instalation. Well I would scan the entire pc with a virus scanner. Also UNCHECK those blank lines so they are not active. What OS are you running?

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    Originally posted by StevenHickerson
    You know I had forgotten about MSConfig for a while so I just used it after reading this and I noticed I have a program in startup without any startup filename or command.. they are just blank. Is this normal or is this a bad thing? lol
    About the blank lines...That isnt really a good thing. It could be a virus or previous corrupt instalation. Well I would scan the entire pc with a virus scanner. Also UNCHECK those blank lines so they are not active. What OS are you running?

    You also might want to consider downloading Lavasoft Adware it does a thorough scan of the registry and your hard drive and searches for any type of adware components, and removes them (if you want) I use it all the time, it finds pretty much everything and identifies it for you too
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