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bhnymk83

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August 29th, 2001 20:00

programs running in background (ctrl alt del)

i find that it takes a while for my computer to fully boot up now. im thinking it is because i have quite a few programs running in the background. here are the programs that are runnning:
Explorer
Zonealarm
Systray
Createcd50
Savenow
Directcd
Realplay
Point32
Whagent
Vettray
Dssagent
Stimon
Vetmsg9x

everytime i start the computer i see this programs listed when i press ctrl alt del. is it necessary to have all these running? i know what a few of them are for but some i have not idea. like i know i have to have explorer and systray running. zonealarm is some firewall thing. directcd and createcd50 is my cd burning stuff. realplay is my realplayer program. the rest i have no idea what they are. is it safe to get rid of these programs from starting up when i turn on the computer? how do you get rid of them from starting up? thanks for the help.

  • mrjsmfree

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    Posted August 29th, 2001 20:00

    start-run-type msconfig-go to start-up tab & check off everything butexplorer,zone zlarm,point32,systray. that is all i have running.you will have other things like point32(for mouse)speedkey for some keyboards.of course when you're on internet you'll see IE & page your on,along with rundll32.all that other stuff like realplayer,some word stuff.can be unchecked without any problems.you have to watch many programs want to load at start-up

    XPST 500 to 850 to 1ghz
    288mb pc-100
    20 gig 7200rpm Maxtor
    Promise Ultra 100 ATA PCI controller
    H/P 8250 CDRW 10X8X32X
    Raite AVbravo 8x DVD/40X cd
    Maxtrox Millineum G450 32 mb DDR +
    ATI ALLINWONDER 32mb pci
    Dell D1226h 19" monitor
    Dell M770 17" monitor
    Magnavox 25" Dark tube TV
    Turtle Beach Montego II soundcard
    Altec Lansing ACS-45 speakers & sub
    Road runner Cable modem
    PentiumIII 1Ghz 256Kb Slot 1 Boxed SECC2 100FSB
    Mfr code: BX80526H1000256

    AND: XPSR350 TO 850 To 1GHZ
    384mb PC100
    15gig Maxtor 7200
    ATI Radeon 32mb DDR videocard
    Kenwood 52x cd
    Dell 991 18" monitor
    CreativeLabs Soundblaster 128v PCI
    Harmon Kardon H595 speakers
    PentiumIII 850Mhz 256Kb Slot 1 Boxed SECC2 100FSB
    Mfr code: BX80526U850256E

    Along with various printers,digital cameras,scanners & any other computer related peripheral i can spend money on!




































  • mrjsmfree

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    Posted August 29th, 2001 20:00

    check out Denny Denham's page about what to do about this also
    http://www2.whidbey.net/djdenham/

    XPST 500 to 850 to 1ghz
    288mb pc-100
    20 gig 7200rpm Maxtor
    Promise Ultra 100 ATA PCI controller
    H/P 8250 CDRW 10X8X32X
    Raite AVbravo 8x DVD/40X cd
    Maxtrox Millineum G450 32 mb DDR +
    ATI ALLINWONDER 32mb pci
    Dell D1226h 19" monitor
    Dell M770 17" monitor
    Magnavox 25" Dark tube TV
    Turtle Beach Montego II soundcard
    Altec Lansing ACS-45 speakers & sub
    Road runner Cable modem
    PentiumIII 1Ghz 256Kb Slot 1 Boxed SECC2 100FSB
    Mfr code: BX80526H1000256

    AND: XPSR350 TO 850 To 1GHZ
    384mb PC100
    15gig Maxtor 7200
    ATI Radeon 32mb DDR videocard
    Kenwood 52x cd
    Dell 991 18" monitor
    CreativeLabs Soundblaster 128v PCI
    Harmon Kardon H595 speakers
    PentiumIII 850Mhz 256Kb Slot 1 Boxed SECC2 100FSB
    Mfr code: BX80526U850256E

    Along with various printers,digital cameras,scanners & any other computer related peripheral i can spend money on!





































  • bhnymk83

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    Posted August 30th, 2001 00:00

    i have a virus scanner to. do i need to have this running at startup? i don't know which one of the programs listed in ctrl alt del is part of the virus scanner. i have the free downloaded inoculateIT personal edition virus scanner. thanks for the help.

  • vetriguy

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    Posted August 30th, 2001 05:00

    Vettray and Vetmsg9x are Inoculate It! PE files (programs?). I keep them running at all times.

    Richard

    Dimension 4100
    Pentium III, 933 MHz
    20GB Ultra ATA-100 Hard Drive (7200 RPM)
    128MB 133MHz SDRAM
    Windows ME
    17" M781s Monitor
    32MB NVIDIA TNT2 M64 AGP Graphics Card
    48X Max Variable CD-ROM Drive
    Soundblaster 64V PCI with Dell Jukebox
    harman/kardon Speakers
    V.90/56K Telephony Modem for WindowsME-Sound Option
    QuietKey Keyboard
    MS Intellimouse
    Xerox Docuprint M750 Inkjet Printer
  • NoahB

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    Posted August 30th, 2001 19:00



    Hi,

    Vettray and vetmsg9x are virus scan files belonging to either Norton or InoculateIT, I can't remember which. I would personally not want them disabled on my PC.

    Best regards,

    Roger