Msconfig in the Windows 2000 system

Installing a new operating system or reinstalling the system will suddenly find that the commands that were used well before do not know how suddenly they can't be used, such as the Msconfig command. What is the situation?

Since loading After Windows 2000 system, I don't know why I can't run the command line "Msconfig" command (hint: I can't find Msconfig and one of its components, please make sure the file name or path is correct, and the required library files are Available). I don't want to use other software to change my startup items. How can I retrieve the Msconfig running the command line?

I don't know why, Windows 9x and Windows XP have integrated System Configuration Utility ( Msconfig) & rdquo;, but there is no integrated deep system download in Windows 2000. If you really want to use it, you can also copy the Windows 98 Msconfig to Windows 2000, find the Msconfig.exe file in the System subdirectory under the Windows 98 installation directory, and copy it to the Windows 2000 WinNT/System directory. Then run directly, the program will first pop up an error message box, no matter if it clicks & ldquo; OK & rdquo; then you will see the familiar Msconfig program window.

Before I saw it, I thought it was very simple. I usually pay attention to discovering him. The method of finding it is very simple. Even if the rookie user is no problem, let's go and try it.