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NPROTECT appears 2'ce in my msconfig startup tab
Win98se, System works 2002.
Many places advise that one should remove non essential items from the MSCONFIG startup. Well inspecting my MSCONFIG wizard startup tab I have noticed NPROTECT c:\Program Files\NortonSystemWorks\NortonUtilities\nprotect.e xe appears twice in the list of things to be started. First immediately after starting the NAV AGENT as the 10th & 11th in the startup list and then among starting up other SystemWorks items: Script blocking, CSINJECT.EXE, NPROTECT, SymTray-NortonSystemWorks items 21 - 24. (I apologize that I couldn't find a file where they are all listed, so that I could cut and paste). So my question is whether I can/should delete (uncheck) one of these seemingly redundant startups of nprotect.exe. -- Rostyk |
Re: NPROTECT appears 2'ce in my msconfig startup tab
Rostyslaw J. Lewyckyj wrote:
> > Win98se, System works 2002. > Many places advise that one should remove non essential items > from the MSCONFIG startup. > Well inspecting my MSCONFIG wizard startup tab I have noticed > NPROTECT c:\Program Files\NortonSystemWorks\NortonUtilities\nprotect.e xe > appears twice in the list of things to be started. > First immediately after starting the NAV AGENT as the 10th & 11th in the > startup list and then among starting up other SystemWorks items: > Script blocking, CSINJECT.EXE, NPROTECT, SymTray-NortonSystemWorks > items 21 - 24. (I apologize that I couldn't find a file where they > are all listed, so that I could cut and paste). > So my question is whether I can/should delete (uncheck) one of these > seemingly redundant startups of nprotect.exe. That happens with other programs as well. Good thing is that it's just cosmetic as the file doesnt load twice, of course. Of course you can uncheck it, that's the exact pupose of what msconfig was desinged for. As one can always go back an redo to original if a problem. -- http://www.bootdisk.com/ |
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