View Full Version : 2 issues of concern with MrU Blaster
New B
March 28th, 2003, 12:59 PM
sys: WinME
Installed MRU Blaster. Generally like how it works. Have been using a DOS pre-Win boot routine that "DoD wiped" TIFs, history, cookie files.
Other than there is no history file wipe I've noticed 2 things.
1. The MRU scheduler opens automatically on my desktop following system boot. Anyway to stop this?
2. My Explorer "View" preferences are reset to "Large Icons" on reboot. I prefer "Details". Can't stand those icons.
Thanks.
spy1
March 28th, 2003, 01:18 PM
Have you tried clicking "Stop Timer" and then "Remove all settings"? (I don't know why it's even showing up unless you put it there, truthfully - I've got mine set up to run at start-up every five minutes and it works fine without ever showing up on the desktop).
UN-check "Windows UserAssist MRU's". Pete
New B
March 28th, 2003, 02:46 PM
{QUOTE-> quoting: spy1 link=board=33;threadid=8127;start=0#52998 date=1048875511]
Have you tried clicking "Stop Timer" and then "Remove all settings"? (I don't know why it's even showing up unless you put it there, truthfully - I've got mine set up to run at start-up every five minutes and it works fine without ever showing up on the desktop).
UN-check "Windows UserAssist MRU's". Pete
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..."unless you put it there"?
No, when system reboots (when I turn PC on) scheduler box is on the desktop. I followed your instructions and scheduler still shows up on reboot.
And, I also uncheck "Windows UserAssist...." and my preset Explorer settings are still being overridden by mrublast.
sys: PC w/ ME :(
javacool
March 28th, 2003, 03:41 PM
{QUOTE-> quoting: New B link=board=33;threadid=8127;start=0#53003 date=1048880762]
{QUOTE-> quoting: spy1 link=board=33;threadid=8127;start=0#52998 date=1048875511]
Have you tried clicking "Stop Timer" and then "Remove all settings"? (I don't know why it's even showing up unless you put it there, truthfully - I've got mine set up to run at start-up every five minutes and it works fine without ever showing up on the desktop).
UN-check "Windows UserAssist MRU's". Pete
<-QUOTE}
..."unless you put it there"?
No, when system reboots (when I turn PC on) scheduler box is on the desktop. I followed your instructions and scheduler still shows up on reboot.
And, I also uncheck "Windows UserAssist...." and my preset Explorer settings are still being overridden by mrublast.
sys: PC w/ ME :(
<-QUOTE}
Since you have Windows ME, you will need to uncheck "Windows Stream MRUs" (the Windows UserAssist MRUs do not affect you - checking or unchecking them should not have any effect). That will fix your explorer settings being reset. :)
As for the Scheduler - it sounds like you accidentally checked the box when installing MRU-Blaster (an easy mistake to make).
It is, however, easy to disable also: simply open your Start Menu to the "StartUp" folder, right-click on the "MRU-Blaster Scheduler" shortcut, and choose "delete". The Scheduler will not longer start up automatically.
Best regards,
-Javacool
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