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10th Oct 2007, 15:52
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Hope this is the right spot to ask this question- I am trying to help out a friend with her startup programs (she has 37 at startup) and now she is blaming MSCONFIG for this:
" Since I have been tinkering with the Startup something has happened to the print on most of my pages. It has become fainter and two-toned and more difficult to read. I don't know which one I need to check out to fix this problem. Right now it is typing in grey and burgundy, sometimes it is blue and burgundy, other times, blue and purple. My DH is complaining that he is now having difficulty reading his emails. This has affected all regular printing on my computer from my home page, my emails, to this forum site." I have Googled for hours on why this would be happening and cannot find an answer as to why the text has/is changing colours on her computer? I understand her use of 'printing' to be the actual text she is reading or typing, not quite clear as she isn't very computer literate. Hope this makes sense to someone as I can't make anything out of this..... 
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10th Oct 2007, 16:04
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Moved to the General Software Chat forum.
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10th Oct 2007, 16:05
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Go to MSCONFIG and select "Normal Startup"
See if it clears up. Use a Startup Manager like StartUp Tool 1.3 instead of MSCONFIG.
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10th Oct 2007, 17:07
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I downloaded what you linked to try it and it doesn't get any simpler that that! She has a lot of 'unknown programs' running and since she is on the other side of the country, pretty hard to visit and see whats going on.....  .
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10th Oct 2007, 17:52
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