Win2k's equivilent of 'msconfig'?

[AuraEdge]

I specifically need to access the hidden startup applications. I think something in there may be hampering one of my other programs...if anyone knows, give me the heads up will ya?

[ktwebb]

I believe msinfo is msinfo32. I am not at a 2k machine right now, so it is a guess, but try msconfig32.

[AuraEdge]

msconfig32 doesnt work.

msinfo32 works, and i can view the startup items...I think...\software enviornments\startup programs...but I cant disable them. I found a couple things in there that arent even on my system.

[Brangwen]

I have been attempting to remove certain programs from being launched with W2K. Still clueless in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Any ideas?

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[happyhamster]

That's an interesting question, as they like to say. Until somebody comes up with a better solution, you can always edit hidden startups directly in the registry using regedit. The pesky startups are listed under 2 keys:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curre ntVersion\Run
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Run

That's what I'm doing. As always with the registry, be very careful, making bad mistakes may render your system unbootable or unusable etc.