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[quote name="raghukr" post="26053" timestamp="1112423746"] You will have lot of settings which get executed when comp boots up. Like system.ini, win.ini, services, run entries. How do you change them? edit some ini files? regedit? There is a easy way to change them. Start->Run Type msconfig and hit enter. A configuration utility will come up using which you can change all that settings very easily.[/quote] [quote name="raghukr" post="26053" timestamp="1112423746"] You will have lot of settings which get executed when comp boots up. Like system.ini, win.ini, services, run entries. How do you change them? edit some ini files? regedit? There is a easy way to change them. Start->Run Type msconfig and hit enter. A configuration utility will come up using which you can change all that settings very easily.[/quote]

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Hachi-Roku

Posted 02 April 2005 - 11:02 PM

Thanks for the hint improved performance greatly cause i noticed spyware booting. Better than the One packaged with tuneup.

Mart218

Posted 02 April 2005 - 06:22 PM

thank you i had foregot about this tool

roger4

Posted 02 April 2005 - 07:11 AM

I';ve using msconfig from win98 but not using the system.ini,win.ini & just soso.I just use the "Run when Xp 1st"/

You will have lot of settings which get executed when comp boots up. Like system.ini, win.ini, services, run entries.

How do you change them?

edit some ini files? regedit?

There is a easy way to change them.

Start->Run

Type msconfig and hit enter.

A configuration utility will come up using which you can change all that settings very easily.

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