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Old 07-07-2007, 10:19 PM
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IS there any way to keep certain processes shut off ? i usualy have 45 running processes , and there are about 20 of those i dont need and never use , i allways try to kill them but they come back either once i kill them or if i reboot. is there anyway to mass- kill processes and KEEP them from running?


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Try using msconfig that and check the processes you want to kill. Then reboot your computer, Thats all you have to do.
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Nope did not help , it killed the process but it shows the " selective startup box every time i boot and it dosent have all the processes in there so i cant kill them all

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When it shows the selective startup box, tick, the box saying dont show again, then redo MSconfig, make sure the processes are ticked to be off, reboot, should not get the screen again now. If you do, tick the box and carry on as normal.
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