natedawg1013
New Member
OK. I have this really strange problem. Let me give you an example, for instance, AIM. I used to have it autostart, but now it is a nuisance, so I disabled it in msconfig. Now, when I start my computer, it still starts.
I have checked AIM's settings, and "Start with Windows" is unchecked. I looked through all startup items in msconfig along with services. I have checked the startup folder in the start menu, and even both "Run" keys in regedit. Also, I have used Glary Utilities Startup Manager, and even deleted the AIM entry.
Also, I have a similar problem for John's Background Switcher (a nice program by the way), except that it tries to launch TWICE. I get the message "John's Background Switcher is already running. Wold you like to launch the settings dialog?" to which I obviously respond no.
Does anyone have an idea as to why this is happening? My system is a gateway P-7811FX running Windows Vista Home Premium x64 (hopefully windows 7 soon).
Thanks!
-Nate
I have checked AIM's settings, and "Start with Windows" is unchecked. I looked through all startup items in msconfig along with services. I have checked the startup folder in the start menu, and even both "Run" keys in regedit. Also, I have used Glary Utilities Startup Manager, and even deleted the AIM entry.
Also, I have a similar problem for John's Background Switcher (a nice program by the way), except that it tries to launch TWICE. I get the message "John's Background Switcher is already running. Wold you like to launch the settings dialog?" to which I obviously respond no.
Does anyone have an idea as to why this is happening? My system is a gateway P-7811FX running Windows Vista Home Premium x64 (hopefully windows 7 soon).
Thanks!
-Nate
My Computer
System One
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- Manufacturer/Model
- Gateway P-7811 FX
- CPU
- Intel Core 2 Duo P8400
- Memory
- 4GB
- Graphics card(s)
- NVidia 9800m GTS
- Monitor(s) Displays
- 17"
- Screen Resolution
- WUXGA
- Hard Drives
- 1x 200GB SATA
- Mouse
- Synaptics TrackPad
- Internet Speed
- 3M/s Down, 768K up, Verizon DSL