Is there something like “Win98's msconfig” for WinNT? [msconfig] [winnt]

admin / March 12th, 2011/ Posted in Operating Systems / No Comments »

Q: Is there anything similar to the Win98 u0026quot; u0026quot; for ?

I am trying to disable or not to automatically enable certain programs that start when I boot. Me know how to do this in Win98, but I can not leave in .

Thanks.


Re: is not available in . Just use the applet given in the link above.

Re:guy, Win2k is basically NT5, they are very, very similar.

Re:Did you investigate the Startup Control Panel freeware applet suggested earlier in the thread? If so, what does it not do that you need to do?

Re:I have not Win2k.

Any suggestions?


Re: is not available in Win2k, no. If your trying to look at your system config like you could in Win98 just Right+click on my computer then goto Manage, this will bring up the Management console where you can get to just about anything you need to adjust or tinker with in Win2k.

Re:Is available in ?

Re:Yes, as guy says Mike Lin's Startup Control Panel does the job very nicely.

I do NOT suggest going into the Service applet under Administrative Tools to just start shutting down stuff you think you don't want running. Those are SERVICES, some of them being critical to the functioning of your OS. In addition there are interdependencies among various services, so sometimes the unwary user will wind up disabling something s/he never intended to disable. You need to learn more about the OS before you start fiddling around in there. But the Startup Control Panel gives you the ability to control NON-service startup processes. Those you can turn off without suffering anything more than the loss of the particular entity you are disabling. Startup Control Panel is very much like the Startup tab in , only considerably more versatile.

Regards,
Jim


Re:Nice small app that works well, and its free.

http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml


Re:Try going in and checking your "Services" That is what controls what starts and when.

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