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Picking A Good (but Free) Start Up Manager
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, Nov 02 2003 06:42 PM
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Posted 02 November 2003 - 06:42 PM
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Posted 02 November 2003 - 07:04 PM
Hi Guest-
I would uncheck the items not needed in your start-up. I am assuming you are running XP (or NT, 2000) in which case, for preformance options, I would visit here http://www.blackviper.com just make sure that you follow the instructions he gives..
Someone once told me that by unchecking the items in your startup that it was possible to damage the memory manager... that is not true.. so unless you had just rather use a startup manager program I would simply uncheck the ones that do not give you an option in the program itself. (most programs should have an option to leave icon in the tray)
I would uncheck the items not needed in your start-up. I am assuming you are running XP (or NT, 2000) in which case, for preformance options, I would visit here http://www.blackviper.com just make sure that you follow the instructions he gives..
Someone once told me that by unchecking the items in your startup that it was possible to damage the memory manager... that is not true.. so unless you had just rather use a startup manager program I would simply uncheck the ones that do not give you an option in the program itself. (most programs should have an option to leave icon in the tray)
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Posted 03 November 2003 - 07:27 AM
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