1).
What are the odds of turning off about 95% of what Task Scheduler
in Home Basic has installed as scheduled tasks?

2).
Using Windows Explorer to browse contents of the C: drive, why is
there no reverse to the search path? Hitting the 'back' arrow from
any location in the directory tree takes me to immediately to My
Name / My Documents.

3).
Why am I (as administrator and single user) not allowed access to the
trash when I try to discard the MSN folder from the programs list in the
directory tree?




TIA,

David Morgan (MAMS)

1. about as much as pigs can fly. there are lots of stuff that needs to run.
you might check here to see if there are some services you can turn off.
http://www.blackviper.com/WinVista/servicecfg.htm

2. at the top where it shows the path to the folder you are looking, see the little arrows between the folder names.
click on that arrow displays the other contents of that folder.

3. you are not really THE administrator, just one of the lower siblings. try dragging it to the recycle bin.



mikeyhsd@comcast.net



"David Morgan (MAMS)" <findme@m-a-m-s.comC/Odm> wrote in message news:P1sdi.1035$5h6.532@trnddc05...
1).
What are the odds of turning off about 95% of what Task Scheduler
in Home Basic has installed as scheduled tasks?

2).
Using Windows Explorer to browse contents of the C: drive, why is
there no reverse to the search path? Hitting the 'back' arrow from
any location in the directory tree takes me to immediately to My
Name / My Documents.

3).
Why am I (as administrator and single user) not allowed access to the
trash when I try to discard the MSN folder from the programs list in the
directory tree?




TIA,

David Morgan (MAMS)

"mikeyhsd" <mikeyhsd@sport.rr.com> wrote in message news:e%23WioxasHHA.3556@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> 1. about as much as pigs can fly. there are lots of stuff that needs to run.
> you might check here to see if there are some services you can turn off.
> http://www.blackviper.com/WinVista/servicecfg.htm

OK Mikey.... I've turned off 95% of all scheduled tasks and see no
detrimental results what-so-ever.

> 2. at the top where it shows the path to the folder you are looking, see the
> little arrows between the folder names. click on that arrow displays the
> other contents of that folder.

Thank you.

> 3. you are not really THE administrator, just one of the lower siblings.

Care to explain that?

> try dragging it to the recycle bin.

Access denied. "You need authorization to do this"