[aam94]

Unecessary for start up...

I unchecked the following:

-AUTOTKIT
-hkcmd
-hpmon05
-hpupd05
-BackWeb-8876480
-Logitray
-mnyexpr
-nwiz
-AutotBar

any opinions about unchecking the above..

I found this to be an interesting resource:

startup info

[RSM123]

Hi,

If you check back here on this thread you might search for the items on your list at this site :

http://www.lafn.org/webconnect/mento...p/PENINDEX.HTM

Some are listed as Users Choice - personally I have NWIZ enabled as I developed display errors after removing it ... though not suggesting you would.

[aam94]

thank you..

[foxfire]

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This is the latest Update from Paul"Pacman" Collins site that Tony Klein & The Techs recommend to us when validating Hijack This lists.
Its worth remembering.

Foxfire

[Deke40]

This link probably has the most detailed list of startup items on the net and has a google button by each that is a direct link to more info on that item..

[foxfire]

Yes,I like that,simple & easy to read.
Many thanks Deke.

Foxfire

[It Wasn't me]

You should also run Ad-Aware and delete BackWeb.

[gotrootdude]

If you delete backweb, some applications may no longer work. Kodak uses backweb for auto updating and quality assurance.

Also, I'd leave hkcmd,Logitray for your keyboard,
hpmon05,hpupd05 for your printer,
nwiz for your vid card, can be disabled through display properties if you wish.... at least for the newest drivers...

[polak]

Another Startup List reference guide. Site attached

http://www.answersthatwork.com/Taskl...s/tasklist.htm

Answersthatwork also has a nice startup tool. It's not free but provides good details.

http://www.answersthatwork.com/TUT_p...UT_screens.htm