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MSConfig for Win2K- what's this mea
Name: Prince Date: September 2, 2002 at 20:21:11 Pacific
Comment:
Hi,
I'm running MSConfig 4 Win2000Pro. On the Startup tab, I have a number of utilities that normally startup via the Programs/Startup folder. These seem to be replicated in the Startup tab of MSConfig.
The first group's location is "Startup" and the second group's is "Common Startup".
Name: Brown1955 Date: September 2, 2002 at 20:28:42 Pacific
Reply:
Msconfig is where you configure your operating system. Your not seeing duplicates. You are viewing the original. If you change these setting without knowing what you are doing you may criple your system
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Response Number 2
Name: majc Date: September 2, 2002 at 22:29:46 Pacific
Reply:
common startup refers to those programs which startup for all users while startup refers to the current user account.
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