You know how,when you install new programs they like to put shortcuts and icons in your taskbar and on the desktop and they also feel like they have a "right" to automatically run in the background? How can I remove all of that stuff so that I don't have to use CTR-ALT-DEL to disable them and therefore dedicate all of my system resources to only those programs that I want to use? Is there some type of trick in Win98se that will do this? Thanks for the advice,luces.
There are two locations which specify startup items.
1) Start Menu->Programs->Startup/ You can drag and drop and delete things from this folder at will.
2) Registry. To control the startup items here, go to Start Menu->Run. Type in "msconfig" (without quotes). Go to the Startup tab and do your selections there.
Rob
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Click start/run/type msconfig/click OK/place check in selective startup/take checks out of Process config.sys & Process Auto exec.bat/ take check out of Load startup group items/ Click on startup tab/ Place check in scanregistry and systray/ click apply and OK/restart the computer...
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