>>I think you can get freezes by complaining about SP2.... <g>
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>>On another note, I installed SP2 after being released and didn't have any problems other than disabling the firewall.
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>Yes, I suspect it is related to something I have installed. unfortunately, a freeze makes it awfully hard to determine. what.
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>cheers
Unfortunately, there are many different ways that a program can install itself, to run automatically on startup.
There are some programs that can help you control which programs are invoked at startup. I seem to recall that one of them had a name like "startup cop". Perhaps a search for "startup" at
www.download.com or
www.tucows.com can help.
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