what is needed and how can I keep the others from auto run each
time at start up.
Thanks in advance, as always
IJ
I use IE7 XP home
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Too many processes running in background
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ironjack
, Oct 25 2009 05:18 PM
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 05:18 PM
I have over 50 running and slowing things down. How do I know
what is needed and how can I keep the others from auto run each
time at start up.
Thanks in advance, as always
IJ
I use IE7 XP home
what is needed and how can I keep the others from auto run each
time at start up.
Thanks in advance, as always
IJ
I use IE7 XP home
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 05:40 PM
50 processes is not necessarily too many. What you need to do is go through them all one by one. Do a search on the internet using the process name to see if you can find out anything about it and if it needs to be running. If you not sure about a particular process, post back here with the details and we can help you out.
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