Start up programs for Vista OS:

Click on START, than put in the Start Search box just above Start, MSCONFIG. Msconfig will appear near the top of this box, click on it. Now you are in the System Configuration Utility Program. Click on START UP you see on the top of this Utility Program. Uncheck the programs from here that you do not want to start at boot up, leaving the anti virus, and any third party firewall alone as well as any video card driver. You can always go back into this program to restart them. They will not be uninstalled, just disabled. Click on APPLY, than it will ask you if you wish to reboot the system. Do so.

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After it boots up again, you will be presented with another start up warning window in the lower right side of the screen, which says “Windows has blocked some start up programs". Click on this icon in the system tray, put your mouse pointer over the "Run blocked Program" than another window will appear stating “System Configuration Utility". Click on this, and a box will appear in the middle of the screen. From the System Configuration Utility Program box that appears, it will tell you that you have made an adjustment. If you don't want to see this pop up each time you boot up, put a check mark in the little box in the lower left corner of this announcement.

Thanks for your Help, I will try!

Also, do you know which Programs, Are completely neccessary? So I know which ones to take off of startup.

Most all can be disabled except the anti virus, and third party firewall.  The others can be safely disabled, they will not be uninstalled, so you can go back into the msconfig area and restart them again if you wish.  But, each time you go into msconfig and disable or start programs up, we all will go through that nasty warning message again about, what we did and have to check off that box one more time  :smileysad:

Thanks, I'll try and let you know!:smileyhappy:

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