autostart programs

Discussion in 'other software & services' started by lodore, Sep 14, 2006.

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  1. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    Hi

    i was noticing how many processes i have at startup. e.g. itunes helper and my digital camera process. concidering i dont use itunes much i dont need it running all the time and also i dont have an ipid so i dont need the ipod service running.

    whats a good piece of software that i can use to stop these from starting up and telling me if they needed or not?

    i got a 3200 amd 64 bit processer 1gb ram and the number of processes after i log in is 86 is this alot more than most people here?

    thanks in advance
    lodore
     
  2. King FN Kong

    King FN Kong Registered Member

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    Many softwares do this already. Your uninstaller, a lot of registry cleaners, system suites.. You can use Hijackthis to control your start up. Thats a small download and a 0$ price.
     
  3. Mem

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  4. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    hey thanks peeps. f-secure uses 18 processes. if i replaced it with nod32 or kaspersky i would have 16 less processes
     
  5. HAN

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    Mem lists the 2 best IMO. I rely heavily on Starter, using Autoruns only once in a while. At home, I have around 30 processes after boot and at work it's 26 or 27. Lean and mean! :D
     
  6. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    lol only 30. i mainly dont change that.
     
  7. ThunderZ

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    21 with my browser running connected by wireless. Commit charge of 167 MB. Not to bad for an ol T21 running XP Pro.
     
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