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re: Question about 'Get Rid of the Unwanted Explorer Windows at Startup'
Monday, November 4, 2002 at 3:52 pm
Posted by LarryJ
(1073 messages posted)
See if this article describes/fits your situation:
Windows
Explorer Starts When You Start Your Computer (Q228502)
On Monday, November 4, 2002 at 2:22 pm, ossamae wrote:
I have a question about Get
Rid of the Unwanted Explorer Windows at Startup:
i tried everything in the article and i still have the unwanted folders poping every
time windows 98 startup - do anyone know where does windows writes the open folders
names to load it next time it boots to delete it manually if possible ???? "is written
in .ini file or .dat file or in the registry ????
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re: Question about 'Get Rid of the Unwanted Explorer Windows at Startup'
Monday, March 17, 2003 at 1:19 am
Posted by nardo
(1 messages posted)
well you guys seem to be doing this the hard way from what ive seen so far. what
ive always done to get rid of startup items is just go to: start/run/ and then type
"msconfig" then go to the startup tab. this is also a useful window to change many
other settings that are discussed in this site.
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This solution worked for me
Saturday, June 28, 2003 at 1:58 pm
Posted by Ron Young
(2 messages posted)
This solution solved a long-standing problem I've had in Win98SE. To add a little
bit to Microsoft's solution, this also can be an issue if you're using IE versions
later than 5.0 (I'm using v6.0.2800.1106, for example, and that was still my problem).
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re: Question about 'Get Rid of the Unwanted Explorer Windows at Startup'
Saturday, June 28, 2003 at 2:04 pm
Posted by Ron Young
(2 messages posted)
MSConfig is not the do-all and end-all of solutions. I can say with certainty that
MSConfig didn't solve this problem for me, but the registry mod mentioned above certainly
did.
The Startup tab of MSConfig will give you quick access to quite a few things (the
Run and RunServices registry entries, for example), but if your problem isn't coming
from there, MSConfig does nothing for you.
On Monday, March 17, 2003 at 1:19 am, nardo wrote:
>well you guys seem to be doing this the hard way from what ive seen so far. what
>ive always done to get rid of startup items is just go to: start/run/ and then type
>"msconfig" then go to the startup tab. this is also a useful window to change many
>other settings that are discussed in this site.
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