How can I access my incredimail without having to END PROCESS in the task manager?
I keep my icredimail icon pinned in my toolbar. After viewing my emails I can either minimize or close my email account. Either way, the next time I want to access my email,I have to END PROCESS these in my task manager
ImApp.exe *32
IncMail.exe *32 This has just started in the last 2 weeks. Is this fixable so I can have it the way it was?
windows 7
64bit
IE8
ImApp.exe *32
IncMail.exe *32 This has just started in the last 2 weeks. Is this fixable so I can have it the way it was?
windows 7
64bit
IE8
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tried typing -misconfig- and did not get the described result. no disable all message.
could you please elaborate?
could you please elaborate?
Its not misconfig....its msconfig ...
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Sorry, My Bad. There's alot to be said about the advantages of proper focusing?
Followed your procedure and everything clean booted just fine. Now I have to wait until this problem raises its ugly head to confirm. Thanks for your patience.
Followed your procedure and everything clean booted just fine. Now I have to wait until this problem raises its ugly head to confirm. Thanks for your patience.
If everything works fine in clean boot then enable five startup items and services at a time to find the faulty software.
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Could you please explain the process of enabling the startup items? In some procedures, I am really a newbe. Thanks
Put a check on 5 startup and non microsoft services at a time..click ok and then restart the computer.
Check incredimail...if no issues then enable the next 5 ..restart.
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Check incredimail...if no issues then enable the next 5 ..restart.
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I hate to sound like a really new newbie but how do I find the place where these startup and non microsoft services are to start checking them?
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thanks for your patience
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I think the problem might be caused by security software or unwanted software at startup...try clean boot.
Clean boot process
Start-type - msconfig- click on startup tab- click disable all...then click services tab- put a check on hide all microsoft services ...and then click disable all....click ok and then restart the computer in normal mode.
If everything works fine in clean boot then enable five startup items and services at a time to find the faulty software.
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