At 10:10 PM 5/31/00 -0500, you wrote: >>Go to start, and open Norton CrashGuard. >> >>On the opening window, is a link labeled settings. >> >>Select it, and it will let you control crashguard. >> >>Most programs has something similar to this somewhere in the startup >>window, if you can just learn what it is called. >> >>Jack > > > >phtttttttt, >I quit... I did the above and uncked the enable buttons, hit apply, Ok.. >and even rebooted.. it is still there.. I went to add/remove programs, it >is not there.. I went to explorer and there is no uninstall option that I >can find in the folder.. so the thing will just have to live there.. I played with it last night late, and just by opening it, it reset itself to open with windows. I opened it again, un-checked all boxes, hit apply, and closed it. Then went to task bar and told it to close out, and then rebooted. It did not start up again, so am at a loss as to what is your problem. Maybe multiple copies in some start up. When you look at add/remove, it might be a part of norton systemworks tools or such, mine is labeled Norton SystemWorks 1.1. This uninstalls all the system works, but you can reinstall, with only the parts you want. Jack

> >I played with it last night late, and just by opening it, it reset itself >to open with windows. I opened it again, un-checked all boxes, hit apply, >and closed it. Then went to task bar and told it to close out, and then >rebooted. It did not start up again, so am at a loss as to what is your >problem. Maybe multiple copies in some start up. When you look at >add/remove, it might be a part of norton systemworks tools or such, mine >is labeled Norton SystemWorks 1.1. This uninstalls all the system works, >but you can reinstall, with only the parts you want. > >Jack Jack, :-)... I haven't a clue what I did, but it is gone.. I don't mean uninstalled, I just mean it is not in my sys tray any longer.. I'm so happy.. LOLOL Thanks for trying.. I guess the 3rd time was the charm.. g Mike & Ginger Woodcock/EagleRun Australian Shepherds [email protected] http://www.eaglerun1.com Ginger's WebDesign is here to help with your Web Needs, Give us a call, or email with your questions. Remember, the purchase of an EagleRun Aussie is not the end of a Transaction, it is the Beginning of a Relationship, enjoy!! :-)

At 09:21 PM 06/01/2000, Jack Henderson wrote: *************START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************* At 10:10 PM 5/31/00 -0500, you wrote: Go to start, and open Norton CrashGuard. On the opening window, is a link labeled settings. Select it, and it will let you control crashguard. Most programs has something similar to this somewhere in the startup window, if you can just learn what it is called. Jack phtttttttt, I quit... I did the above and uncked the enable buttons, hit apply, Ok.. and even rebooted.. it is still there.. I went to add/remove programs, it is not there.. I went to explorer and there is no uninstall option that I can find in the folder.. so the thing will just have to live there.. I played with it last night late, and just by opening it, it reset itself to open with windows. I opened it again, un-checked all boxes, hit apply, and closed it. Then went to task bar and told it to close out, and then rebooted. It did not start up again, so am at a loss as to what is your problem. Maybe multiple copies in some start up. When you look at add/remove, it might be a part of norton systemworks tools or such, mine is labeled Norton SystemWorks 1.1. This uninstalls all the system works, but you can reinstall, with only the parts you want. Jack **************END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************** In reference to a reply I just make, the beauty of Xteq-XSetup is that you can see ALL the places that something like this is started up. It just MIGHT be loading in more than one place in the Registry. If you're using Xteq-XSetup, click on System, Startup, then just check out ALL the various settings. For instance, at first I tried to disable WebScanX (McAfee). Every time I rebooted, it loaded again. Then, I discovered it was loading from two different places in the Registry (as shown by two different entries in Xteq). A great program. And FREE! SgtGeorge