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Another newbie question

Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Orlando, Dec 26, 2004.

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I am wanting to shut down a few programs that come on at start up that I don't need run all the time. I can't figure out what these all are. Which should I shut down. I don't need the wireless connection yet so it can go. I am on dial up for now.These are the programs that I am wondering about:
S3Tray2 , SynTPLpr, SynTPnh, igfxtray, hkcmd, TpKmapAp, TpShocks, TPHKMGR, tp4ex, EzEjMnAp, ucstartup, sgtray, tfswctrl, ibmmessages, ccApp, ibmprc, QCTRAY, QCWLICON, pwrmonit, Bmmlref,BatInEx, Digital Line Detect.
I am impressed with the R51 Thinkpad so far seems to be very solid machine, much better than the Dells that I looked at. Many thanks

Orlando, Dec 26, 2004

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I'd recommend just Googling on each of these terms and digging up information, you certainly don't need all of them on startup.

Andrew Baxter, Dec 26, 2004

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<blockquote id='quote'> quote:<hr height='1' noshade id='quote'>Originally posted by Orlando

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bootleg2go, Dec 26, 2004

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