Denny's Resourse Management

My HomePage

http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_index.htm

And for Services:

http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm

Thanks to all your replys. I tried the first one on the replies but it really did not list all the items on my startup. Like something called BCMSMMSG and other items, but it did help some. I tried yours Liche and I really dont under stand what to do with the link. I know I need to learn more, but I am trying. But thanks to all who replied it has been a big help.

Joe

Just Highlight the links & Copy then Paste to Browser Address box.
To Highlight the link address place cursor at start , double click holding 2nd click on & move cursor to end of link , then right click & select Copy.
Right Copy doesn't show for some Browsers so just press  Ctrl+C keys together.
Then right click on Browser Address box & select Paste.

8250p42003

If you read the link the information in the link that Warren H. posted carefully, you will find a link to a more complete list of possible startup programs:

http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_content.php

I'm sure you will find nearly all of the programs in your startup list if you go to that link.

Steve

Liche's link for startups is a little out of date, as the pasc-portal site for startups has beeen reorganised.  Try going to

http://www.sysinfo.org/startupinfo.php

either click on the list link in the top line, or (more convenient, I find) download the zip or exe file and save to disk, use it from there. For your information, if you go to the list, if you enter the name you want info about in search, it brings it up. For exampole the one you mention gives the following:

BCMSMMSG Y BCMSMMSG.exe BCM voicemodem driver. Required for dial-up if you have one of these modems .

The Y means 'normally leave in start up' (as explained at the bottom of the page in the above link)

The above link is from

http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_pages/startup_full.php

which explains the changes.

Just for completeness I have updated the link to Pac's Portal on my "Uncheck" site and have added text to indicate that the information on that page is designed for users of Windows 9X operating systems (with an additional link to Pac's Portal for XP users).

Thank you all again, and now know how to do the site. Jrosenfeld thanks fo rlooking up that one startup and explaing how to work the site. Big time help as always and also big help to the other people who replied also. Everyone is so darn helpful here, that is why I come here. Everyone just gives straight honest answers. One day I will get good at this and try helping other people to.

Thanks Joe