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echo: anti_virus
to: MARK LEWIS
from: Ed Vance
date: 2012-08-02 22:44:00
subject: Slow XP

ML>ML>2. it is possible that you have things preloading and consuming
ML>ML>memory to mak
ML>ML>their startup appear faster... FF, Office, openoffice and many
ML>ML>others have th
ML>ML>functionality... i always disable it and don't worry about the extra few
ML>ML>seconds it takes to load them when i want to use them... there's no
ML>ML>need for
ML>ML>them to be preloaded and consuming memory and CPU if you are not
ML>ML>using them..

ML> EV> I will look at the 17 items above the Clock and also the 13
ML> EV> Quicklaunch items.

ML>yeah... quicklaunch stuff is ok... it is not running... it is simply a place
ML>for shortcuts so you don't have to go rummaging thru th menus or cluttering u
ML>your desktop with a bunch of icons... what are the 17 running by the clock?
ML>those are the ones to look at...

Mark,

Two of the Quicklaunch icons I start up and leave on all the time after
the Desktop loads are Thunderbird and Firefox.

Above the Clock two of the items are in my Startup section -
Mailwasher Free and Desktop Media.

The others are for:

Logitech Mouse (2)
Adobe Photo Downloader (1)
Digital Lifeline (2)
Wordweb (2)
Epson 3800 Printer (2)
Netmeter (2)
McAfee Security Center (2)
Epson Event Monitor (2)
NVIDIA Settings (1)
Realtek HD Audio Manager (1)
Virtual Clone Drive (2)
Local Area Connection (1)
Volume (1)
Safely Remove Hardware (1)
Panda USB Vaccine (2)

Note: (1) Was on the XP box when I got it new.  (2) I added these.

Digital Lifeline was a 3 year additional warranty I purchased.
I asked the store if they still sell that product and was told they used
another compamy now, so I Removed the program since I wrote you.
Now there are 16 items.

I don't use Adobe Photo Downloader so planning on keeping it from
showing up above the Clock.

I'm going to run AUTORUNS soon to see what else it will show me.


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