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Notice there's a couple of ATI entries being started automatically under
98SE. Hoping someone can tell me what they're for and if they're "safe" to
not start.

Specifically

ATI2cwxx
ATIPOL
ATIPOLAB
ATISmart

Running a 7200 (VIVO)

tia

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pjp wrote:
> ATI2cwxx

For some ATI video cards. Probably used to access features and may not
be required - for example the ATI Radeon works fine without it

> ATIPOL
> ATIPOLAB

ATI External Event Utility EXE Module. This task can comsume lots of CPU
resournces on some computers, but it can help with graphics card
problems. Leave enabled unless it consumes too many CPU resources

> ATISmart

ATI's "SMARTGART", which is included with the "Catalyst" drivers. When
the system boots, it runs a couple of bus tests & tries to apply the
most stable settings

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Thanks guy, guess it's time to start playign with MSConfig :)

"Kev" <insomniakev@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:40900F01.29D5@hotmail.com...
> pjp wrote:
> > ATI2cwxx
>
> For some ATI video cards. Probably used to access features and may not
> be required - for example the ATI Radeon works fine without it
>
> > ATIPOL
> > ATIPOLAB
>
> ATI External Event Utility EXE Module. This task can comsume lots of CPU
> resournces on some computers, but it can help with graphics card
> problems. Leave enabled unless it consumes too many CPU resources
>
> > ATISmart
>
> ATI's "SMARTGART", which is included with the "Catalyst" drivers. When
> the system boots, it runs a couple of bus tests & tries to apply the
> most stable settings

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"pjp" <pjp_is_located_at_@_hotmail_._com> wrote in message
news:adTjc.31536$Np3.1120067@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> Notice there's a couple of ATI entries being started automatically under
> 98SE. Hoping someone can tell me what they're for and if they're "safe" to
> not start.
>
> Specifically
>
> ATI2cwxx
> ATIPOL
> ATIPOLAB
> ATISmart
>
> Running a 7200 (VIVO)
>
> tia
>
>
For future reference.
http://www.answersthatwork.com/Tas [...] sklist.htm

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Wonderfull, thank you

"Kill Bill" <a@b.c> wrote in message
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>
> "pjp" <pjp_is_located_at_@_hotmail_._com> wrote in message
> news:adTjc.31536$Np3.1120067@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> > Notice there's a couple of ATI entries being started automatically under
> > 98SE. Hoping someone can tell me what they're for and if they're "safe"
to
> > not start.
> >
> > Specifically
> >
> > ATI2cwxx
> > ATIPOL
> > ATIPOLAB
> > ATISmart
> >
> > Running a 7200 (VIVO)
> >
> > tia
> >
> >
> For future reference.
> http://www.answersthatwork.com/Tas [...] sklist.htm
>
>

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