丫丫 Recently, I have a lot of bitter water to the bean. After installing a certain software, it will run automatically every time I start the computer. Like the "follow-up", I am annoyed and almost reloaded with anger. The system is out! How to prevent these programs from running automatically?
To release such software is automatically loaded into the program startup items at the time of installation, we can generally (System Configuration Utility) by modifying the registry or Msconfig to close the program from the start. Modifying the registry is a bit more difficult and risky, not suitable for beginners. Let's take a look at how to set the startup item in Msconfig.
First, run Msconfig
1.Windows 9X/Me/XP
In Windows 9X/Me/XP system, you can click "Start → Run", in Enter "Msconfig" in the run box (do not enter double quotes, the same below) to determine the run, select the "Start" tab in the open system configuration utility window, you can see a lot of startup projects.
2.Windows 2000
While Windows 2000 is disabled, we can borrow the Windows XP Msconfig file by "borrowing". Msconfig in the C:\\Windows\\PCHEALTH\\HELPCTR\\BinarIEs directory can be copied to the Windows 2000 directory.
Second, the default startup project
start the project, different systems with different user will not be the same, beginner to figure out how to use these projects to start it? Let's take a look at these default startup projects, which are startup items for non-external programs.
1.Windows 9X/Me
Internat.exe: This is the Windows 98/Me input method switching program. You can disable its automatic operation, but you will not see the icon for the input method in the system tray area after it is closed.
ScanRegistry: Registry backup program. If the registry is corrupted, it can be fixed with its automatic backup, so it is not recommended to disable it.
TaskMonitor: task detection program. It monitors the usage of the software and the results are saved in the applog.ind file in the Windows\\applog folder on the system disk. It is recommended not to disable it.
SystemTray: manage memory-resident program. When the memory is full, the information that is no longer used is automatically released. It is recommended not to disable it.
LoadPowerProfile: Power Management Program. It is not recommended to disable.
SchedulingAgent: System plan task program, for users who do not use the scheduled task program (most users do not use it), you can disable.
2.Windows XP
IMJPMIG: Part of the Microsoft Input Method Editor, which allows computers to input Asian characters. It is recommended not to disable them.
TINTSETP: Microsoft's new phonetic input method. It is not recommended to disable.
MsnMsgr: Microsoft's MSN Messenger instant messaging software program. Can be disabled.
3.Windows 2000
RUNDLL32: The role is to call the 32-bit link library, enabling the computer to execute .dll class files. It is not recommended to disable.
Internat: Same as Windows 9X/Me.
beans Aberdeen Tip: In each system, in addition to these default startup items, and some hardware drivers will also have to start, they will be prohibited if the corresponding hardware is not used correctly.
Third, set the startup items
everyone Msconfig have a basic understanding of it! Now we can ban the program we want to disable. First find the startup item you want to disable in the startup item, then click the left mouse button in the box in front of it to make the small hook in the box be removed, then click the "Apply" button at the bottom of the System Configuration Utility window. That's it. For example, after installing QQ, you will find that the QQ login window will pop up every time you restart the computer. If you want to disable it from running automatically after the system is started, find the Tencent QQ under the “Startup” tab in the Msconfig window. Click the box in the "Start Project" column, remove the check box, and then press "OK" to exit. QQ will not run automatically after restarting the computer. Of course, if you need it to run at boot time, you can enter the boot tab and check the box in front of it.
beans Aberdeen Tip: For the corresponding program in Msconfig startup items generated are generally the same as the original name of the program, but we can also see the "order" after the "Startup Items" column, see its corresponding path And the program name to verify the program to be banned.