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Old 06-18-2008
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Re: msconfig
msconfig is run based command and its use for startup program add and remove.and next use that you can remove any error which comes when system restarts.

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Re: msconfig
If your windows is slow working in startup then go to msconfig and uncheck unnecessory program and restart, After restart you will see startup is fast.
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Re: msconfig
msconfig is run based command mainly used in troubleshooting. using this command we can set the start up items of systems and services.
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Re: msconfig
msconfig when use, if u r windows slow working startup & slow booting
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