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Evan Platt <evan@*******************************> wrote:

>There's a app out there somewhere that monitors when you install a
>application, it 'records' everything - and you need to approve
>everything. So basically then if you want to uninstall it, this
>program knows what registry keys were added, changed, etc. So you can
>TRULY uninstall a program.
>
>Wish I could remember what it was.

InstallRite, and it's a great program.
http://www.epsilonsquared.com/
But when you see you've written 300+ registry entries, you sure hope
the uninstall works.

InstallRite has been out for awhile, I used it to monitor a Norton
installation on Win98, the log showed pages and pages of registry
entries.
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What Were His Parents Thinking?
http://www.ukimagehost.com/uploads/fe2bbdbe85.jpg

Still thinking about that computer that goof was selling a few days ago?
I can give you a good deal on some i used back in the days of commodore
64.

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chuckcar wrote:

> "old man" <> wrote in
> news:mGKSi.19684$:
> >
> > "J J" <> wrote in message
> > news:so-...
> >> When I start-up my Computer it is very slow, (I had 52 Programmes
> >> running in the background), so how do I stop all these Programmes
> >> running when I start-up
> >>
> >> and
> >>
> >> when I download a program how do stop it going into Start-up
> >> automatically? I am using Windows XP.
> >>
> >
> > Thats not 52 programs running, but proccesses runing. 52 is no big
> > deal, nor will it make much difference to your boot time, unless of
> > course one of them is Norton / McAfee
> >
> Riight. That's why his computer's running so blindingly fast.
>
> --
> (setq (chuck nil) car(chuck) )