start→run→msconfig and then in the general tab in the bottom of it uncheck Load Startup Items\nand then press ok then restart(reboot)your PC thats it .
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It won't damage your PC, but you may find that some of the applications you expect to be there.. aren't :-)\nAll depends on what you have in your startup list.
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run > "MSCONFIG"\n\nBoot.ini tab\n\nDelete one entry of CP hpme (which is not working )\n\napply \n\nok\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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check in your start up ..\nGo to START > RUN > type in " msconfig >\nthen go to START UP it should be there to uncheck\n\nIf it still runs it is probably needs to be deleted in your registry \nThat's START > RUN > Type in "regedit > click on \nHKEY_current_USER >Software> Microsoft> Windows> Current Version>Run ...what you need to delete should be here or in\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\n>Software> Microsoft> Windows> Current Version> Run or run once
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If you have any devices connected to your USB or Firewire ports (printer, scanner, external hard drive, etc.) disconnect them all.  \n\nOnce you get to your desktop and can access the start button, do a disk clean up and defrag (start > programs > accessories > system tools > disk cleanup then after it finishes running, defrag.)\n\nMake sure you run a current antivirus and antispyware.\n\nNow that you've got a cleaner system, see if the startup problem has been fixed.  If it has, great.  Plug your devices back in, one at a time.  Try starting the computer after each device is plugged in. If the startup problem returns, you've isolated the cause.\n\nBut if you've cleaned the system and the startup problem is still there, try reinstalling your operating system.  And if that doesn't help, you might have a bigger problem with the motherboard, the BIOS, etc.  In which case you might have to go to your computer manufacturer's support site to download the latest drivers or get some one on one tech help.
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Go to Start/Run  \n\nType in msconfig\n\nThere's a startup tab, click that and uncheck whatever you want in that list.
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use start--run--msconfig to disable unwanted startup programs...use start--run--services.msc to disable all unwanted services...\njust google if you dont know what a process is used for or IM me...
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Follow These Steps:\n\n1. Go to Start\n2. Run\n3. Type in "msconfig" (this is the system configuration)\n4. Go on the startup tab\n5. Check the box of the program you do not wish to start up.\n6. There will be a promt to restart. If not, restart anyways.\n7. A message will appear when the restart is complete. Check the box which says "do not show at startup"\n\nTHE END
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Download/Install then run startup.exe at: \n\nhttp://www.mlin.net/startupcpl.shtml.......\n\nCan't live without it and windows...\n\nThen disable and/or uninstall whatever u don't need.\n\nJoe...
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Click Start, then choose Run.  Enter 'msconfig' without the quotes at the prompt, and the System Configuration Utility will boot.  The tabs allow you to control startup options, boot programs and edit various system config files.  Just set the timer to 0 and you won't get a wait during startup.  Also try pressing Windows key and Pause/Break.  Then choose Advanced, System Startup.
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Go to 'Start' Choose "Run" type in "msconfig".\nThen a Dos windows will pop up. choose 'Startup" tab, unclick the browser box.
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Check your start up programs.\nSTART > RUN > type MSCONFIG > STARTUP uncheck things you really do not started at Boot up.
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Go to "start".."run"....type in msconfig and check out your settings under "startup" and uncheck anything that might be slowing your computer down.\n\nHope this helps
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Go to your Start menu, click on "Run" When The Run window pops up, in the Open: Section, simply type "msconfig" without the quotations. This will take you to the System Configuration Utility.\n\nClick on the Startup tab and uncheck the unnecessary processes.\n\nHope this helps.
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download ccleaner, it has an option to remove startup progs, and also celan out your computer and registry, great program, it is free, probably at download,com
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From a command line, run "msconfig"\n\n- Click on the tab named "Startup", and one at a time, turn one of them off, and reboot your computer. Whichever one makes the problem go away is the program that is causing this (and which must be repaired.)
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What program is it? Try right clicking it in the taskbar and looking for "properties" or something similar... lots of times there's a box you can uncheck to disable starting up when windows starts.\n\nAlternately, goto the start menu and hit "Run..." type msconfig and hit enter.... Hit the last tab called startup and look in there for the name of the program and uncheck it, and it wont startup again. You may have to expand the column that tells the location of the file on the system to figure out what those processes are for, because sometimes the names can be a little vague.\n\nHope that helps.
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ithink there is something wrong in your hardware and try to open run box then write ( msconfig ) then go to srartup and chick the programms thats start in the startup of the computer