Folder opens on startup
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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 21:00:58 +0200
When I start up Windows 2000, the WINNT\System 32 folders opens
automatically and stays open until I close it. I've checked the startup
options, and this folder is not listed. Is Windows telling me something? If
so, what? And, if not, how can I keep the folder from opening?
Thanks for any help.
Rita
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... There are several places which result in an addition to the list of startups in MSCONFIG, including the individual account's start menu, the shared start menu, the Windows registry and the classic system initialization files inherited from Windows 3.x. ... You shouldn't be tinkering with the registry or the classic startup files without DETAILED instructions or a significant amount of experience ... Expand the "Programs" folder within the highlighted "Start Menu" folder, then click the "Startup" folder within the "Programs" folder. ... To add an application you wish to run for an individual user account right click on the task bar's start button and click the "Explore" option on the resulting context menu. ...
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