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Originally posted by zargron
My preferred approach is to protect critical database applications by letting Windows carry on with its load up commotion before opening them manually.
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I'll second that emotion...
It's bad enough that AVG anti-virus is running out and checking for updates everyday when I bootup, then Windows update runs whenever it wants to, and god knows what else is running in the background - hell the bootup is taking long enough as it is.
Once the system finishes booting and seems stable, I still need to launch Outlook, then my Real Estate MLS program, then UR - these three I leave up and runing all day - then any other programs that I might need off and on during the day.
Just sayin'...