I hav remove some softwares 4m my laptop,now it take very much time in bootin n getting started up???plz help?
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Experience tells me that you might have a registry corruption or a large file on your desktop. You need to run a good registry cleaner software program, and move any very large files off of your desktop into another directory. It is best only to place shortcuts on the desktop.
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Load as in start up? The main culprit in slow startup is a ton of useless garbage in startup. Go to Start>Run and type msconfig and go to the startup tab. Uncheck programs you don't want to start, which should be almost everything.\nAnother program that makes it easier to manage startup is tune-up utilities 2006. Will also clean out junk files and registry too which helps. Free trial for 30 days. Also C-Cleaner is free and does this too.\nhttp://www.tune-up.com/\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com/ccdownload.asp
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download ccleaner, it has an option to remove startup progs, and also celan out your computer and registry, great program, it is free, probably at download,com
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Assuming your running Windows XP...\n\nYou should do the following:\n\n1. Click START > Run > type msconfig [return] and look in Services and Start Up tabs for software that you don't need to be run when the Windows is started.\n\n2. Click START > Control Panel > System, Advanced > Performance > Settings > Advanced > Virtual Memory > Change. Your system should be set to System Managed. If it is then you may want to increase the value, or at least play with it and see what helps improve overall speed.\n\n3. You might also look for installed software that you don't use or don't need. Increasing the free space of your hard drive is always a good thing.\n\n4. Download adaware or a similar spyware removal tool, and run it to eliminate any spyware.\n\n5. If you have a virus scanner then I recommend running through your entire drive.\n\n6. Finally, click START > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Defragmenter, and defrag your hard drive.\n\n7. Reboot.
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have you tried Start->Control Panel->Add or Remove Software option ?\nIf that doesnt work, you are out of luck.
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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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Some solutions to this may be:\n1) Start > Administrative Tools > Services > set some of the non-essential services to > Manual.\nIf the "System Administrative Tools" is not shown in All Programs or the Start menu, you can find it in the Control panel.\n\n2) Start > Run > type "msconfig" in the box > OK > click on the Startup tab > uncheck any programs that are not essential.\n\n3) You may have to many programs installed > Unistall the programs that are not used.
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First, do start -control panel -add & remove programs\nRemove any you don't want/use.\nThen do start - run. Enter 'msconfig' without the quotes and (if you know what they are) disable any programs from starting up on boot that you don't want to.\nSpyware/adware scans are probably worth doing, if you don't do them regularly already.
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u have to much up and running in ur start menue u need to go to start then click run then type in msconfig.exe then go over to the 2nd to last and disble all then it will ask for u to restart ur computer then hings will speed up
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If you install a lot of programs, try the following to get rid of "startup items" that install themselves in your startup menu. \n\nGo to Start\nClick on RUN\nA little box will pop up - in it, type:   msconfig\nClick on the startup tab at the top\n\nThen unclick everything except your antivirus, spyware and system tools.  \n\nClick Apply\nClick OK\nAnd it will promt you to restart.  \n\nYou'll have all sorts of crap in there, such as Adobe updater and garbage that you can get rid of without fear of leaving your system vulnerable - and you'll get your speed back. \n\nGood luck!\n\nSpybot and those programs are good - but only if you have a virus.  I suggest you run spybot, and then try what I posted above.  Spybot will take system memory to run, too, causing your system to run even slower.
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Download/Install then run startup.exe at: \n\nhttp://www.mlin.net/startupcpl.shtml.......\n\nCan't live without it and windows...\n\nThen disable and/or uninstall whatever u don't need.\n\nJoe...
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Start --> control panel --> system --> advanced tab --> performance.  Change virtual memory.\n\nBut first I would do a disk clean up and defrag (start --> all programs --> accessories --> system tools --> disk cleanup and after completed, defrag.)
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don't need the boot-CD. \n\nJust: Start - Programs - Accessoires - System Tools - System restore (and choose a date and follow the wizard)
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I just did mine, took about 45 min.... full wipe & reinstall of all soft ware..
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Go into your Startup folder in the start menu; check which content is in this folder for stuff you don't want to run at startup. Everything in that folder will run at startup. Secondly, run MSCONFIG by going to the start menu, selecting "RUN" and typing "MSCONFIG". Click the tap at the top entitled "Startup" and then uncheck whichever programs you do not want to run at startup. By removing extra programs you will save alot of processing power so your computer can boot more quickly.
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Look at your startup\n\ntype msconfig into Start-->Run. This prog will give a list of all the programs that are running with your computer. Disable whatever you don't need.\n\nDelete programs you don't need (these will take up room)\nMake sure you have enough hard-disk space (several gigs free is good)\nRun your virus scanner / spyware scanner. Viruses and spyware can really slow your computer down
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well, a little more ram could help, but here are some other ways to make your startup and shutdown a little faster.  the reason it is so slow is because some programs startup automatically when windows start, but there are way to elminate the programs you don't want starting.  here are few articles on how to do it.\n\nhttp://help.cnet.com/speed_up_start_up/9602-12576_39-0.html?messageID=2508332&tag=tip-2508332&kw=speed+up+start+up\n\nhttp://help.cnet.com/speed_up_start_up/9602-12576_39-0.html?messageID=2505921&tag=tip-2505921&kw=speed+up+start+up