what and all i can do with the run option in start menu of my windows?
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You can use it for executing programs, and giving commands to windows.\n\nIn many ways it replicates clicking on the icons, but there are commands that you can't run any other way. However, these are not the type of commands your average "home user" would be bothered about.
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Go to 'Start' Choose "Run" type in "msconfig".\nThen a Dos windows will pop up. choose 'Startup" tab, unclick the browser box.
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just type msconfig on the run from the start menu then click on the tab startup then uncheck the program you dont want.\n\nyou can also use the following to do the same with more power\n\nhttp://download.sysinternals.com/Files/Autoruns.zip
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go to start menue->run->"msconfig"->startup tab.  if something looks suspecious there you should remove it.
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Left click on Start\nLeft click on Run\nType msconfig\nLeft click on OK
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The best place to start is msconfig, a Windows utility that helps you control your startup programs.\n\nClick Start>Run and type (without quotes) "msconfig" and hit enter/click ok.\n\nClick the Startup tab and you'll see everything that's set to start with your computer.  Uncheck anything you don't need.\n\nIf you're not sure, just try unchecking it and you'll know if something is missing.  It's really easy to run msconfig again and re-enable it.  You won't damage your system by unchecking stuff this way.\n\nEDIT:\nh4x0r_247 is a moron.  A running program can also mean a service or process, one that run completely independent of the user.  Try to argue that a Windows system is not a program by definition and see how far you get.
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Go to Start Menu, click RUN. \nType msconfig and hit enter. \nYou should see a pop up box.\nGo to Startup tab and uncheck all the programs that you do not want on your start up. \nThis will prevent those programs from starting up when you restart windows. \nThis will usually make your computer go a little faster if you have do not have much memory on your computer.\nYou do not want a bunch of things running in your background during startup if it is not necessary.
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Start > Run Type in msconfig, go to the Start up tab and untick the ones you don't need. Click OK then click Exit without restart. The next time you switch on it will be OK.
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Assuming you are using Windows XP...\n\n1- Go to your "start" menu.\n2- Click on "Run"\n3- Type "msconfig" in the blank space and click OK\n4- A window should open. You can configure how Windows starts up from there, including which programs automatically start up alongside windows.
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if you use windows xp click \n\nstart > set program access and defaults
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go to start go to run , type in msconfig,, go to start up and turn of start up programs that you don't need to start up when the computer starts ,,
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go to start then run then type in cmd and it will pop up. or go to search and type in cmd in start next to run and it will give u lists.
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Also you may try and do this:\n\nStart > Run \nType in MSCONFIG\nGo to Startup, and uncheck the programs on start up (I find that helps)\n\nAlso in the right corner on the tasbar I Disable/Exit a few of those programs - running in the background
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START==RUN== TYPE (MSCONFIG) ITS THERE
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to run any program from cd\njust make a file named autorun.ini\nin root directory of cd\nie the very first directory \nnow right \nopen=/windows/start.exe\n above sentence means run the program stored at drive:/windows as start.exe\nno need of software\nbut there are software available\ncheck out these sites
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go to start menu\nrun command\nmsconfig (enter)\nadjust programs etc as you desire\n\nplus check what is in your startup folder in the start menu
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Try Start/Run msconfig\nClick on the startup tab, and uncheck the items you do not want to Run at Startup.   BE CAREFUL.   You need some of those!   Only uncheck items you KNOW you can do without!