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26-Apr-2009, 05:24 PM #1
Solved: Start up Entries
Hello every one.

I have few entries in my start up, I wanna know that which entries are safe to disable. Here are Screen Shots of start up,






Kindly reply me ... Thanks

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26-Apr-2009, 10:17 PM #2
You can uncheck everything but your Avira antivirus (avgnt) and SynTPStart.
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27-Apr-2009, 12:35 PM #3
Are you sure ? if I uncheck every thing in my start up, My laptop's performance won't go down ???
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27-Apr-2009, 12:48 PM #4
You can also keep QlbCtrl.exe. I guess it gives you keyboard shortcuts.

As for the rest, other than your antivirus and SynTPStart, they can all be started manually if needed.

By the way, if you notice that you really needed one entry, you can always go back and check it again.
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29-Apr-2009, 04:22 PM #5
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You can uncheck everything but your Avira antivirus (avgnt) and SynTPStart.
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You can also keep QlbCtrl.exe. I guess it gives you keyboard shortcuts.

By the way, if you notice that you really needed one entry, you can always go back and check it again.
Phantom dude, thanks but I'm afraid that Ur not clear. I don't wanna do experiments with my "HP Pavillion dv6000" Laptop.
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29-Apr-2009, 04:39 PM #6
What more can I tell you ? The entries you can uncheck are applications not needed at Startup. They only slowdown your Startup time. You can access these applications manually anytime.

If you want an idea of what the applications are, and if they are needed at Startup, just enter them one by one here.

And, as I've already written, if you want these applications back in your Startup list, you only have to recheck them again quite easily. No harm done.

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30-Apr-2009, 04:21 PM #7
Thanks dude, ur mentioned website http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ is really helpful.

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You're welcome!
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