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frnzxquy is on the money. <br />
Easier yet, <br />
&nbsp; Start &gt;&nbsp;Run &gt;&nbsp;type in MSCONFIG.EXE<br />
From the start-up tab you can eliminate many of the UNnecessary memory hogs. <br />
Remember, think LEAN.
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frnzxquy is on the money.
Easier yet,
  Start > Run > type in MSCONFIG.EXE
From the start-up tab you can eliminate many of the UNnecessary memory hogs.
Remember, think LEAN.

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I have Windows98. &nbsp;At start-up Real Player gets booted into memory. &nbsp;By that I mean, it appears on the right side of the task bar. &nbsp;It isn't in the start up menu or the autoexec file, where else can it be? &nbsp;I don't want to delete the program completely, just from booting up at start up. &nbsp;Please help.<br />
Thanks,<br />
Jim
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I have Windows98.  At start-up Real Player gets booted into memory.  By that I mean, it appears on the right side of the task bar.  It isn't in the start up menu or the autoexec file, where else can it be?  I don't want to delete the program completely, just from booting up at start up.  Please help.
Thanks,
Jim

Apps starting at Boot Up

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