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Loading specific drivers
Posted on 2003-02-23
OS = Win 98 SE
I have a few things on my computer I don't wish to load at start up as I dont use them that often (ie WinFax , Real Player) but I dont want to delete them either.
I used the msconfig to remove them form start up.
I have a Cannon USB digital camera and I would like to incude this in my start up without the others mentioned however,when I start the computer in the customised format the camera isn't recognised and if I power up the camera , the system hangs..
If I restart using the msconfig and check "load all drivers" everything works fine except I now have all that junk to contend with (ie WinFax , Real Player).
Any suggestions as to where I might find / insert a line to load the Cannon drivers without having to load all drivers?
Txs
I have a few things on my computer I don't wish to load at start up as I dont use them that often (ie WinFax , Real Player) but I dont want to delete them either.
I used the msconfig to remove them form start up.
I have a Cannon USB digital camera and I would like to incude this in my start up without the others mentioned however,when I start the computer in the customised format the camera isn't recognised and if I power up the camera , the system hangs..
If I restart using the msconfig and check "load all drivers" everything works fine except I now have all that junk to contend with (ie WinFax , Real Player).
Any suggestions as to where I might find / insert a line to load the Cannon drivers without having to load all drivers?
Txs
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go to start -->run and type msconfig
go to the startup tab, and uncehck those youdon't want to run on start up
reboot
they will still work
go to the startup tab, and uncehck those youdon't want to run on start up
reboot
they will still work
If you're good in the registry here is where they are being loaded from
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Softwa
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Softw
and of course look in start --programs--startup
you can remove those also
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Softwa
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Softw
and of course look in start --programs--startup
you can remove those also
to see exactly where these programs are called from go to start --run and type
msinfo32
then go to software environment--startup programs, and this will give you the path
msinfo32
then go to software environment--startup programs, and this will give you the path
Hi Dooley,
You may want to visit the following website:
http://www.lafn.org/webconnect/mentor/startup/PENINDEX.HTM
It is a page with a list of many...many startup items in msconfig and what each do. The also list whether each component of msconfig needs to be running to be functional for various programs. I would go through each one by one and ones not need, uncheck. You are likely shutting down a process that is needed for the the camera to run, especially if you boot normally and it works.
Jazz.
You may want to visit the following website:
http://www.lafn.org/webconnect/mentor/startup/PENINDEX.HTM
It is a page with a list of many...many startup items in msconfig and what each do. The also list whether each component of msconfig needs to be running to be functional for various programs. I would go through each one by one and ones not need, uncheck. You are likely shutting down a process that is needed for the the camera to run, especially if you boot normally and it works.
Jazz.
"shutting down a process that is needed for the the camera to run, especially if you boot normally and it works"
DOH!!!! Why didn't I think of that.
Oh yea - I'm not an expert..lol
I'm going to try the "process of elimination" to see what process I am shutting down that is required.
Txs for the inpute people.
DOH!!!! Why didn't I think of that.
Oh yea - I'm not an expert..lol
I'm going to try the "process of elimination" to see what process I am shutting down that is required.
Txs for the inpute people.
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