How to find, what it need minimum program in the startup in laptop or decktop to start up right and not crash?
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normally if you want to make ur PC more faster than to got run type msconfig and select start up. un check everything ( don't worry it doesn't make any difference to not run files in start up) bcoz windows file normally starts. there is no windows core file in start up. it might stop all your software to get start @ windows start up. \n\ni hope it might boost ur system performance @ start up\n\nplease let me know if you have any further question.
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do the following...\n\nclick start>run> type msconfig \n\na screen will come up look for the starup tab and put a check next to the programs taht you would like to start. If it is not in the list...look for the add program button and add which one you would like.
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Load as in start up? The main culprit in slow startup is a ton of useless garbage in startup. Go to Start>Run and type msconfig and go to the startup tab. Uncheck programs you don't want to start, which should be almost everything.\nAnother program that makes it easier to manage startup is tune-up utilities 2006. Will also clean out junk files and registry too which helps. Free trial for 30 days. Also C-Cleaner is free and does this too.\nhttp://www.tune-up.com/\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/ccdownload.asp
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DONT DO WHAT THE OTHERS HAVE SAID!!\ngo to the start menu, run, and type, msconfig, in the general tab select normal startup
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If you have Windows, do this  Start -> Run -> type in msconfig press ok\n\nIn this command go to startup and all the boxes that are checked, uncheck all the ones you DONT need when you start the PC up, all these programs run when you start the PC and take up processor power.  Just be careful, if it is a Microsoft one, or a System32 one dont uncheck it, the system needs those to run.
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hit start button\n\nclick on run\n\ntype msconig\n\ngo to startup if using win xp\n\nchoose program's that u dont want to start at start up \n\nreboot computer now these prgrams no longer open up anymore at start up\n\nbewarned do not delete Internet explore items and or ssytray
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Try Start/Run msconfig\nClick on the startup tab, and uncheck the items you do not want to Run at Startup.   BE CAREFUL.   You need some of those!   Only uncheck items you KNOW you can do without!
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well, a little more ram could help, but here are some other ways to make your startup and shutdown a little faster.  the reason it is so slow is because some programs startup automatically when windows start, but there are way to elminate the programs you don't want starting.  here are few articles on how to do it.\n\nhttp://help.cnet.com/speed_up_start_up/9602-12576_39-0.html?messageID=2508332&tag=tip-2508332&kw=speed+up+start+up\n\nhttp://help.cnet.com/speed_up_start_up/9602-12576_39-0.html?messageID=2505921&tag=tip-2505921&kw=speed+up+start+up
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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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you probally don't have a big enough processor, or enough ram , check thier system requirements for the program , i believe its minimun requirements are 128mb ram ,until the newest version which uses 256mb of ram just to run the program
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You can do a couple of things.  1) go to the Start menu and select Run...  Type in msconfig and hit return.  Uncheck programs that you don't want to load at start up.  Then save and close everything and reboot.  This eliminate the programs that is loaded automatically at start up.  2) Download a program call Tune-Up Utilities (search with Google) and run it.  It will scan and fix your computer.  The trial version will work for 30 days but is full functional. \nHowever, you really need more RAM and hard drive space.  I recommend to have at least 512 MB if you are running XP.
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hang results from not enough ram or too many progs in the start up group...run regedit and folloe this tree...local machine, software, microsoft, windows, current version, run..also look at any key beginning with run...knock it all out by deleting the keys....then run msconfig and get rid of everything.  then go to control panel, admin tools, and select services...click on start up type andsee what is auto starting...start turning auto services off that seem worrisome to you...  reboot after each change...this should fix it
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change the settings of your start up.\n\nthey are in Start-->run. type 'msconfig'.\nhit Enter.\nthat may give u some results
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go to run and type ( MSCONFIG ) then click ok. go to startup tab and uncheck what ever you see not needed. only you can decide what you need and dont :)
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Start->Run->type MSconfig\n\nThen go to the startup tab. \nIt should be under there as whatever the process name is. Just uncheck it. Hit apply then when you computer restarts a window pops up telling you that things have been changed. This will pop up everytime so hit that do not show again message. Everything is still ok.\n\nOr go under start menu->all programs->start up\nAnd delete the short cut out of there if there is one. If not do the other thing i said.
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go to Start in the corner of the screen. Select "Run" then type msconfig in the box. hit enter. This brings up the system configuration utility. Then at the top of the utility box select the far right tab labeled "startup". The items in the list you now see are programs that start every time your computer starts up. Alot of sneaky programs like the one you are talking about are started from this list. You can actually deselect all of the items if you want but some of them may be preograms you want to run at startup (like anti-virus, program schedulers etc.) Now, try to find the program that is causing your problem and simply un-check it. Then click OK in the lower right corner. You will be asked to restart or exit without restart. You'll have to restart for the change to take effect. Good luck. If this didn't work you may need to update your anti-virus.
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Go to start-Run and type "msconfig".  Go to the "startup" tab.\n\nYou can uncheck the program from the list there.  That will stop it from running automatically at boot.