Do you have obsolete startup entries that flood your MSConfig list? Did you know you can remove them through your registry? Here is how, 9 steps to remove unused entries…
Note: This is for Windows XP only.
- Open your msconfig (you type “msconfig” in your Run from your start menu)
- Switch to “Startup or services tab”
- Uncheck the services or startup programs to stop it from running on windows startup
- Open your registry editor (you type “regedit” in your Run from your start menu)
- Select “My Computer”under the list in Registry Editor
- Select Edit > Find (or Ctrl+F)
- Check on “Keys” while unchecking everything else, and hit Enter to search for “msconfig“
- When done searching, it will bring you to this directory in the Registry Editor (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig)
Note: Only unchecked entries will appear in startupfolder/startupreg/services. - Delete those folders under startupfolder/startupreg, or services.
- You are done!
Note: Unchecked entries were deleted.
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