How do I change what I want to start up in my system tray?
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start.... run... then type msconfig.\n\nEven better is the free program 'Microsoft Defender' it's a beta anti-spyware suite that includes a function to choose your start-up programs. Works really well. You can find it from the microsoft homepage.  Good luck
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search for windows startup inspector  see what that offers.\nI have that and its a neat startup tool\nBut ive never tried to set the order of apps opening
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set program access and defaults\n\nif you have windows xp sp2 with latest updates, you should have that located somewhere in your start menu
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start\nsettings\ncontrol panel\ninternet options\ngeneral\ncolors\ncheck nect to "use windows colors"
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start menu , control panel, add remove programs..... be care full delete the right one if you delete the wrong one you can cause major problems good luck
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Start-control panel- appearance and themes-folder options. It gives you the choice.
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Go to your control panel and click on Add/Remove Programs. On the left, click on "set program access and defaults". You can change it from here.
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If the programs are not intended for your use, then you might not have access to it. it depends on how system admin sets it.\nSo, all programs is dependent on the way the programs are installed.\n\nHowever, for your case, my guess is you are talking about just adding programs in start menu programs list.its just short cuts of programs. You can do it many ways.\nLike, right click on start button and open it. then just drag program shortcuts. Also, right lcik to taskbar and properties will take you to start menu manager. Where you can add such program shortcuts.\n\nConclusion: You can't just add programs to allprograms list without admin power and changing the way programs are installed. You can just add shortcuts of installed programs in start menu.\nNote: startmeny and program menu are two different thing . Althought both shows up when you click start.
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Click the Start and select Run. Then type MSCONFIG and click OK. In the window select STARTUP tab. Then uncheck the programs you do not want to run on startup. The click Apply and the close. Now you must restart. When it starts a window will come up about the startup menu being changed. Put a check in the little box and click OK. THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT.\n\nIf you uncheck a progrram you need, you can always go back and check it and then restart again and it will work.
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Go to start > run > type in msconfig > hit ok >click on the  STARTUP tab\nIt is listed there as "qttask", un-tick the box, hope this helps.
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change the desktop rezolution to a higer one.
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start/programs/accessories/calculator
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go under your start menu then programs then go to accesories then go to system tools and charactar map\n\nhope that helps\n\nthey have a whole bunch you just copy and paste in here.\n=)
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go to the right click properties, of my computer, that's system properties, there you go to computer name, and change(change doman), and you are done,
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start, control panel, taskbar and start menu\n\ntick or untick lock the taskbar, as well as auto-hide the taskbar
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right click on your start button and choose properties then set your start menu to xp style, you will see icons then.  also, if your task manager is not pulling up, you probably have to much stuff running in the background and your system is struggling with what little memory it has to work with.  Try this:  click on start>Run>type in the open field:  msconfig and click ok.  click on the startup tab at the top and disable all start-up items and then reboot.  i bet your task manager will open then.
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Open 'StartMenu ' folder - You can do this by exploring the folders.\n\nUnder 'Startmenu' find out what are the programmes scheduled for startup. Remove 'My computer' from startup folder, it would be fine.