how can i clean my msnconfig and get ride of program I've unchecked?
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Some programs by default will start no matter what you do in msconfig. Just make sure all other unnecessary programs do not start when you start your PC.
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click on <start> , <run> .. then type [ msconfig ] .. go to the startup tab .. and un check the stuff you don't want to load when starting windows .. but be careful not to un check system files
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go to RUN .. type MSCONFIG and then go to start up\nand disable the things that U don't want , but be careful do not disable things that belong to the system files
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You can go to Start->Run and type in msconfig and then go to startup and uncheck the stuff that you don't want to start up when you turn on your computer. Be careful what you uncheck.
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It depends what the program is.  Add / Remove is the best option as it should delete pretty much all traces of the program.\n\nFailing that see if there's an option to uninstall.  Use Windows Explorer to path through to the folder where the program is - normally it will be c:&#92;program files&#92;name of program.\n\nLook for a file that's called uninstall, uninst or unwise - double click it and follow the on screen instructions to delete the program.\n\nFailing that you may need to manually delete the program but unless you know the location of all the files the chances are that some of it will remain on your hard-drive.
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You should be able to go into your controll panel to the add/remove programs and take it off there
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go m/s site download & install \nwindows installer clean up&#92;msicuu.exe
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go to start>run > type this  MSCONFIG  click OK on the box which appears ,click on the startup tab only.. Here you will see a list of programs with check marks by them ..Uncheck everything you don't want/need running all time the computer is on .Click apply ok....It will ask you to restart the computer
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Might be an easier way:\n\nClick Start, go to programs, then go to Startup and see if it's starting in there.\n\nOtherwise press {windows key} + {pause break}, go to Advanced tab, then to environment variables button, and then look under system variables for any reference to that name - then delete it.\n\nIf this doesn't work, post back because you may have to check the registry.
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Start > Run Type in msconfig, go to the Start up tab and untick the ones you don't need. Click OK then click Exit without restart. The next time you switch on it will be OK.
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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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To access your start up items, go to start-run and type msconfig. From there go to startup, and uncheck the installer program.
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Try freeware CCleaner from http://www.ccleaner.com .  It will erase history, cookies, cache, temp files and lots of other assorted garbage.  It's a terrific registry cleaner also.\n\nIt can be set to run in automatic mode on every bootup if you want.
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just type msconfig on the run from the start menu then click on the tab startup then uncheck the program you dont want.\n\nyou can also use the following to do the same with more power\n\nhttp://download.sysinternals.com/Files/Autoruns.zip
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Start > Run > MSCONFIG\n\nClick the "Startup" tab.  Be very cautious when deselecting programs; you do not want to stop something from running that you need for the system to run.
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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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You can try Control Panel as someone mentioned before, but unfortunately it doesn'always remove the entire program because of additional extensions elsewhere on the drive and the system registry. With some programs you can just go to Start>Programs>"your program"> and then it will give you the option to uninstall. If not then go to Add & Remove programs. After if there are leftover extensions you can try the system's search for files application, type any relevant name to that program and it will find and list them. Then delete them. You can also get a Registry cleaner software to delete the leftover extentions in the registry after you have used "Add & Remove Programs". Good luck!