new. This went fine but >every time I get into Windows now it loads most of the >things that it should at start-up but when it goes to >load McAfee Antivirus: the shield appears in the middle >of the screen as it should but it normally disappears in...

the start menu and type "msconfig". There >should be a "Startup" tab in the window that pops up. > Deselect any program you do not want to run at startup. >>>-----Original Message----- >>When I start-up my computer, so many things are running > in...

what you mentioned but the startup folder you list below is empty. What do I put in there? What should be there in the startup file and how can I get it in? Thanks regards, Werner "Wesley Vogel" wrote in message news:uPEQE9JZFHA.3056@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl......

optional for Windows 98 and there is no essential need for them to be present. If they do exist they will, of course, be processed. But Windows 98 should startup without problems if these 2 files are not there. Good luck Ron Martell Duncan B.C....

what the easiest way to set it up is, placing access to the 2 adult accounts, but not the kids. Is there an easy way of indicating what should startup when each user logs onto their account?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers...

with a watt meter. It's not really a big deal but it is a bug. To confirm this Maziar just go into and exit a game and you will see the card properly run both cores in 2d mode as they should on startup. @JD don't be offended but on this point I don't...

You can do so then or later. Windows Help and Support has direction for establishing user accounts. You do not need to be on the internet to establish a user account. The new computer should have startup directions. Suggest you read and follow. When...

already run disk defragmentation, freeing some RAM using software, but the problem still persist...what else should I do? Get a startup manager program like "Ultimate Startup manager" and check what files are loading at start up. Eliminate the extra un necessary...

processes. One is zonealarm, which I think is a waste of money since we have windows firewall and norton. There is also other bs like google updater??, google desktop, easydvd, kodak easyshare and a bunch of other crap that SHOULD NOT be on startup. He claims...

screen with an error saying that no hard drive is installed. So, in short, yes as long as everything else is in working order and connected properly, his comp (the one you sold him), should startup with the fans spinning up. Thanks guys! ...