Ok. So I just read a question about a slow starting computer. One answer was to do a MSCONFIG. Please know that this could potentially mess up your computer if you disable the wrong thing. Some of the older windows os had it setup where it actually listed the items that were actually needed to run windows in the msconfig area. I can not count the times I've had to repair a really bad MSCONFIG. I just feel that it would be terrible if the questioner would have ruined his pc over bad advise. So my question is: You do realize some people are not so sure when they answer.....right? Just checking. -Shell
2007-12-09
14:20:12
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Well, I'm not going to argue about it for cryin out loud but as an ex-Techie I assure you I've had to fix bad MSCONFIGs. It's kind of like handing a chainsaw to a 10 year old and saying this is how you turn it on and leaving. We all know the 10 year old can turn on the saw but can he safely operate the saw not knowing exactly which way to hold it? So stop emailing me arguments. I was only trying to point out that one should recommend a site that explains all of the important steps in doing a MSCONFIG. The answer said to disable everything and considering that this isn't such a good idea on some of the windows versions I thought it important to remind people to be careful when following advise. Sorry I upset a very sensitive techie. LOL Have fun! and Merry Christmas to everyone! Shell
2007-12-09
14:39:30 ·
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