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Deleting items from Start up programme. XP

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Old 15th January 2012 | 15:13
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Deleting items from Start up programme. XP

Really embarrased to ask! How do I get to the list from which I can delete unnecessary programes at start up? Microsoft XP -have done it before but memory not good.
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Old 15th January 2012 | 15:15
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Either startup folder in programs list or run "msconfig" and disable there
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Old 15th January 2012 | 15:22
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Thank you what a service. Now going off air for another year!
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Old 15th January 2012 | 16:10
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you can get at it more easily through an MS utility called "Autoruns"
see Autoruns for Windows
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Old 15th January 2012 | 19:27
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Nice one COCL2. Thanks for the link - quite an eye-opener!
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Old 16th January 2012 | 08:12
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If you have CCleaner, can be done form its tools tab.
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Old 16th January 2012 | 09:17
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Only some items are available from there
Take a look at that Autoruns program - you'll soon see the difference
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Old 16th January 2012 | 11:27
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Tried Autoruns, seems to be a very useful program.

Thanks for that.
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