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Old 09-25-2007, 02:52 AM
Lexxstar
 
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Default Unticking an item in WIN.INI

What will happen if I untick an item in Win.INI in the System Cinfiguration
Utility?
I ask this because when I was checking it tonight I noticed a program that I
had installed then uninstalled later as it was causing conflicts, still had a
tick next to it. I didn't expect to find it here i.e. WIN.INI I have unticked
it, and got the message that "changes will not take place till I restart the
computer". I am on unfamiliar ground here and wonder what will happen (if
anything) when I switch off, then start up again, also why was the program
there if I had deleted it via the Add/Remove Programs. The program was
LogicHitKit from eMagic. all help and advice appreciated.
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Old 09-25-2007, 03:36 AM
glee
 
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Default Re: Unticking an item in WIN.INI

I suspect in this particular situation it won't have any negative effects if you
already uninstalled the program, but it might be best to copy/paste the line you
want to disable into a reply here so we can see what it is referring to. Include
under which section heading the item is found in the file, and paste the entire line
in question.
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"Lexxstar" <Lexxstar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2D819FE6-D6B5-4602-B70E-D99AB81BAD2D@microsoft.com...
> What will happen if I untick an item in Win.INI in the System Cinfiguration
> Utility?
> I ask this because when I was checking it tonight I noticed a program that I
> had installed then uninstalled later as it was causing conflicts, still had a
> tick next to it. I didn't expect to find it here i.e. WIN.INI I have unticked
> it, and got the message that "changes will not take place till I restart the
> computer". I am on unfamiliar ground here and wonder what will happen (if
> anything) when I switch off, then start up again, also why was the program
> there if I had deleted it via the Add/Remove Programs. The program was
> LogicHitKit from eMagic. all help and advice appreciated.
> --
> Lexxstar


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Old 09-25-2007, 07:09 PM
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Default Re: Unticking an item in WIN.INI

After uninstalling the program you are referring to, did you reboot since?
"Lexxstar" <Lexxstar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2D819FE6-D6B5-4602-B70E-D99AB81BAD2D@microsoft.com...
> What will happen if I untick an item in Win.INI in the System
> Cinfiguration
> Utility?
> I ask this because when I was checking it tonight I noticed a program that
> I
> had installed then uninstalled later as it was causing conflicts, still
> had a
> tick next to it. I didn't expect to find it here i.e. WIN.INI I have
> unticked
> it, and got the message that "changes will not take place till I restart
> the
> computer". I am on unfamiliar ground here and wonder what will happen (if
> anything) when I switch off, then start up again, also why was the program
> there if I had deleted it via the Add/Remove Programs. The program was
> LogicHitKit from eMagic. all help and advice appreciated.
> --
> Lexxstar



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