Did you know that you can make your computer run faster by using MSConfig to edit what's going on when your machine starts up and runs?
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MSCOnfig
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MSConfig is a boot configuration utility bundled with all Microsoft Windows operating systems released after 1995. This tool modifies which programs run at startup, edits certain configuration files, and simplifies controls over Windows services.
Files that can be edited through MSConfig include AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, WIN.INI, SYSTEM.INI on Windows 9x systems, and BOOT.INI on Windows NT systems. The chief benefit to using MSCONFIG to edit these files is that it provides a simplified GUI to indirectly manipulate the sections of those files and the Windows registry tree pertaining to the Windows boot sequence.
The most recent version of MSConfig, released with Windows Vista, features a greatly simplified user interface and increased support for managing services.
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