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Old 02-11-2005, 05:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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does anyone know how to disable dell support (support.exe) from starting up when windows starts? I have windows xp SP2. I've looked in services as well as msconfig and I dont see it anywhere. it never used to load till i stupidly upgraded the support software.
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Dell support says it is on the startup tab when you run MSCONFIG

If you can't find it, have you tried using add/remove programs under control panel?

I don't have a dell, so its a shot in the dark for me.
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nope its not under msconfig. i see it nowhere
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ok, just to clarify, when you run MSCONFIG, you are looking for the filename on the startup tab, right?

If so, did you try the add/remove programs under control panel?
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yes i am looking under the startup tab and i checked the other tabs too just incase. it is under the add/remove control panel but i dont want to remove it from the computer completely because dell requires it for repairs i guess. its not a huge deal i just end the process when i start the computer.
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