shell service object delay load

[disorder69 0]

hello to all

 

i recently dwnlded some apps ( Autoruns / LoadOrder / PageDefrag )

from sysinternals.com ; and all apps are working just fine.

i´ve already a startup items control application for a long time

and now i´ve a machine with WindowsXpPro+SuseLinuxPro and i thought

the windows startup items were in the same folders + registry keys ;

this is not the problem , the problem is that the Autoruns app shows

me entries in the registry that i never thought they were starting

with my computer , here are the app display :

 

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ShellServiceObjectDelayLoad\

+ PostBootReminder -> %SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll

+ CDBurn -> %SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll

+ WebCheck -> %SystemRoot%\System32\webcheck.dll

+ SysTray -> C:\WINDOWS\System32\stobject.dll

 

if any1 can help me i would like to have the minimum possible

since i´ve the minimum runing apps+services running , even

the printer service i only activate when i need

 

please feedbak me

[shassouneh 0]

try sniffing around using msconfig. it can do miracles with disabling stuff at startup.

Start -> run -> msconfig <enter> then click on "startup"

 

Also, you can mess with services that start up using a less freindly windows tool. Go to Start -> Settings -> Contyrol Panel -> Switch To Classic view (if necessary) -> Administrative Tools -> Services

using this tool you can disable services for your current session and/or disable them from start up

 

So use the services tool as well as msconfig to do what you need

 

by the way, excellent choice on SuSE Linux prof. It is the BEST distro out there. i run pro 8.1

[disorder69 0]

i´ve already look at those and didnt find any

relation between the startup stuff i´v listed

 

i´ve a image of my startups and

a csv file with my services configuration

you can open this file in excel(orCompatible)

apps or in notepad

 

they are listed in this url

 

http://members.lycos.co.uk/only4punks/tmp/

 

i hope any1 find some relation ; maybe the

startup stuff i´v listed is part of some service ??

 

thankz anyway if you cant figure out