(Solved) Core Central Calendar

[pc_loser]

Ever since I installed Wordperfect, I get the Core Central Calendar every time I boot up. I have to close it every time, since I never use it. It's getting a little annoying, and I don't know how to make it stay gone.

Thanks in advance.

 

[steamwiz]

Hi pc_loser

I don't know what the Core Central Calendar is, but if it's loading at startup and you don't want it to, go to msconfig - startup tab, and untick it

steam

 

[pc_loser]

You have to speak to me as if I were a child. (Although children these days probably know more about computers than I do.)

So in other words, I haven't got a clue what msconfig is, what it does, or where to find it. Can you guide me please?

Thanks in advance

 

[steamwiz]

Hi pc_loser

Press.......
start
run
type msconfig
ok
click startup tab
look for a line with "Core Central Calendar" in it and untick

When you reboot it will not have started

steam

 

[pc_loser]

Ok, I followed your instructions, restarted when prompted, and the calendar did not show up. Thanks for help with that. However...now I have a message which I'm sure you will understand and can tell me how to react. I don't understand what I have to do.

"You have used the sys. config. utility to make changes to the way Windows starts. The s.c.u. is currently in diagnostic or selective startup mode, causing this message to be displayed and the utility to run every time Windows starts. Choose the normal startup mode on the general tab to start Windows
normally and undo the changes you made using the s.c.u."

Below is a box to check beside which reads "Don't show this message or launch the s.c.u. when Windows starts."

then the "ok" button

 

[steamwiz]

Hi pc_loser

Just click ok to not show the message etc......it's no problem

steam

 

[pc_loser]

Just going through all my posts and thought I'd better let ya know this problem is solved now. Sorry I took so long to thank you.

 

[steamwiz]

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