Working with Windows Startup Items

What management do I type in the Run box to carry up the screen that informs me what applications to instantly run when the computer starts? Also, I am trying to get rid of CDs and it says the generate is active when I am not doing anything. Ideas?

Managing Start-up Products 
In order to management the startup items via the Run box, you basically get into in the management msconfig and then basically select the OK option. This plenty the MSConfig application where you can then basically select the Start-up Products tab and make your improvements. Windows Windows vista customers can accessibility MSConfig by entering msconfig into the Start button's Look for bar and pushing Enter. Once the MSConfig symbol seems to be, basically click it and the MSConfig application will release.

Another device for handling startup applications is Windows Defensive player which comes with both Windows XP and Windows vista. Simply release Windows Defensive player and basically select the Resources weblink. Next, basically click Application Traveler where you can perspective and modify your startup applications. This device is simpler to use as it categories and categories each system, making it simpler to figure out if a system is necessary or not.

Drive Busy Mistake 
Now, on to the "drive busy" error. Do you use the generate to run backups? If so, it may be active doing a planned back-up, though I have a expectation that's not the case.

In studying generate active mistakes, I discovered that some CD burning and applications have known "drive busy" issues which are usually fixed by upgrading it and/or its software. Moreover, some customers get a concept that the generate is active and should be unmounted. First, try upgrading your os (which may in convert instantly upgrade your components if up-dates are available) and then check for up-dates for your CD losing software.

If os and software up-dates don't help, go to the Control Board and find the Program Administrator. From there, double-click the DVD/CD-ROM classification and then double-click your generate. What does it say under Program Status? Is there a particular error code? If so, we can then analysis the particular value for further concepts. Meanwhile, you can basically select the Car owner tab followed by the Update Car owner option and then let Windows search instantly for modified individuals.

Hopefully one of the up-dates will fix your generate active error. If not, let us know the following:
- Operating system
- CD generate design and edition (Device Administrator has this information)
- Specific error value if any
- CD losing software and version