Cleverly setting Windows 2000 startup item

In Windows 98, Windows XP, we can use msconfig (system configuration application) to stop or enable the system startup items, which gives us a lot of convenience to control system startup. However, Windows 2000 using the NT kernel does not provide a similar tool. When we enter the msconfig command in "Start → Run", it will fail.

It seems that there is no msconfig program in Windows 2000. So is there a way to bypass msconfig to set up Windows 2000 startup items? Of course, let me listen to me slowly.

We can use the "system speedup" function of the 3721 Internet Assistant.

Step 1: Enter the 3721 website In the address bar of Internet Explorer, enter: www.3721.com to enter the 3721 website.

Step 2: Find “System Acceleration”

Find “System Acceleration” in “Access Assistant” in “Product Overview” and click “System Acceleration” to open the Internet Assistant window. Then we click on the "System Acceleration" button to enter our topic today: computer startup acceleration.

Step 3: Actually “Computer Startup Acceleration”

Click “Start Using” in “Computer Startup Acceleration” to start our actual operation. In the window, the program that starts automatically when the computer starts is displayed. If we don't want a program to run automatically when the system starts, we can remove the hook in front of it. Click "Accelerate Now" after the selection is complete, and 3721 will remind you that the settings have been completed.

Step 4: You're done

After the third step, we close the open page and restart the computer.

With the above settings, we can achieve the Windows 2000 startup project without using msconfig, how? Heartbeat, let's try it.