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Old Jan 18th, 04, 8:24 PM
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Can anyone tell me how I can get rid of some of the programs by my clock so my computer runs a little faster. I have ALOT of them there.
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Old Jan 18th, 04, 8:34 PM
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Which ones do you have?

it's usually right click - disable icon in system tray



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Old Jan 18th, 04, 8:46 PM
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I don't know how to do that its not working like that
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Old Jan 18th, 04, 8:56 PM
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You got Windows XP?

If so I could just RA and do them for you.



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i have 98
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I would go to Add / Remove Programs first. Then if you run HijackThis you can see what's in your Run key in the Registry. Doing this is more accurate then running msconfig.

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check your startup folder. also for windows 98.. check your files in the c directory. autoexec.bat, config.sys, system.ini etc. dir/a/w will list all hidden and edit particular files editing with .bat, sys, ini files. hope that helps
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run msconfig in the run box, uncheck startup programs in the start up tab that you dont want to start up when you boot



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