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ver 2.36.1233 on win xp pro w/sp2

Tools/startup -saved to txt file ::

 

Yes HKLM:Run Alcmtr ALCMTR.EXE

Yes HKLM:Run RTHDCPL RTHDCPL.EXE

Yes HKLM:Run avast5 "D:\AVAST\avastUI.exe" /nogui

Yes HKLM:Run TM Control C:\WINDOWS\system32\TMController.exe

No HKLM:Run ATICustomerCare "C:\Program Files\ATI\ATICustomerCare\ATICustomerCare.exe"

No Startup Common C:\PROGRAM FILES\ArcSoft\TOTALMEDIA\TMMONITOR.EXE

 

the last entry when running reads :: c:\progra~1\arcsoft\totalm~1\tmmoni~1.exe

 

I cant start it or delete it. warns me that I will be perm deleteing it - click okay

nothing happens.

where is ccleaner getting this list so I can delete it there ?

MS used to have a folder where it kept this list of startups but unless its under

some weird folder (gee ms never does that LOL) I cant find this list.

any help ? ?

ted

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disable entry's are stored under keys HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\startupreg

No fate but what we make

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disable entry's are stored under keys HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\startupreg

 

well, that didnt do much

shared tools msconfig only list the one that is turned off.

 

curr ver run msconfig shows everything EXCEPT the line I want LOL

along with 'KEY run' which adds a pchealth line.

 

LOL even tried to creat a folder ' progra~1 ' to add the sub folders etc

guess ms didnt want the diff 'program files' and its shortnd

version of 8 char at the same time LOL

this seems like a hang up listing prob in ccleaner, cept when I ran msconfig

it crated a line in startup and the bad line moved down and back up when I

deleted the msconfig entry LOL

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You asked where cleaner got that entry from.

 

No Startup Common C:\PROGRAM FILES\ArcSoft\TOTALMEDIA\TMMONITOR.EXE

 

I listed it.

No fate but what we make

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No, don't look in the subkey ......\Startupreg but in the subkey HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\startupfolder. Just manually remove the orphan info in that subkey.

 

There could be a shortcut to the forenamed program in one or more of the startup folders in C:\Documents and Settings\<-User->\Menu start\Programs\Startup\ as well.

System setup: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/gcNzIPEjEb0B2khOOBVCHPc

 

A discussion always stimulates the braincells !!!

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No, don't look in the subkey ......\Startupreg but in the subkey HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\startupfolder. Just manually remove the orphan info in that subkey.

 

There could be a shortcut to the forenamed program in one or more of the startup folders in C:\Documents and Settings\<-User->\Menu start\Programs\Startup\ as well.

 

the startup had the label that matched my ccleaner listing (see original post) with the ~ shortend

to 8 car. retyped it to full spelling. restarted - ccleaner listed it without the ! short version

so that is WHERE it got the listing - but no binary's or digit labels in this reg-file that could

be changed to allow delete in ccleaner. must be in some other binary list that only a master

reg dude can figure out LOL

but - still no changeing it from is current 'disabled' status to on or delete.

 

further searching::

 

The ' all users ' ,'startup' folder only has 'desktop.ini' which has zip inside about any loads.

the same with 'administrator',, 'default user' and named user.

the 'disabled startup items' folder is empty.

local service and network dont have zip either.

 

used regseeker search :: C:\PROGRAM FILES\ArcSoft

got 30 listings - 4 with "strings too long", so I couldnt tell what

the end of the line should be.

None listed ''tmmonitor.exe" after the \totalmedia\

 

did a search on just "tmmonitor.exe" - got 6 hits - All with

{string too long} notes

5 in cuurent_user - one in local_machine

((wish regseeker would let me highlight and copy LOL))

list follows::

 

one from ProgramsCache - windows\currentversion\explorer\startpage\

one from IconStreams a "tray notify"

 

and 3 "desktop" lines with different "itempos ......

 

and the local_machine is a software\microsft\win\CurVer\appmngt\arpcach\ - - zillion digit a/n title

labeled as "SlowInfoCache"

- - - - -

Oh.. in the "start\all programs\start " folder - empty with only the desktop.ini ..BUT,,

Did a search for "starup" - found 2 entries (out of 112)

""" local_machine "" software\micro\shared tools\maconfig'starupfolder \c:^doc-settng^allusers

. . . . . . . .^startmenu^programs^startup^TMMONITOR.lnk """

 

So.....at this point i am thinking to uninstall arcsoft and tm control - run ccleaner to see

if its gone - run reg to clean out anything left from uninstall - this SHOULD get rid of it

from ccleaner. then the pain to re install #$^^$ been doing this crap for another prob

that cost me some bucks to fix and still comeing up with problems other (or maybe connected) than

this.

any more ideas LOL LOL

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1. Use a program called ""Everything"" which searches the entire disk and lists every file. It allows you to search for one particular file or files. Very good tool.

2. Yes, uninstalling a program is sometimes the best solution. Do the following: Uninstall the program(s), clean (with e.g. CC, Eusing free reg-cleaner, jv power tools 1.16) and compact the registry (e.g NTregopt), install ERUNT (both ntregopt and ERUNT are made by lars hederer, ERUNT allows you to reinstate a previous version of the registry) and re-install the program(s).

3. A name with one or more ~ in it, is a name from the directory entry. The full name is stored in the MFT.

4. I think the info in the registry (...../Startupfolder) is damaged and then CC could fail to remove the info. Removing that info/subkey manually is IMO the best solution.

System setup: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/gcNzIPEjEb0B2khOOBVCHPc

 

A discussion always stimulates the braincells !!!

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