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To open the Task Manager, right-click the Start menu and, from the shortcut
menu, choose Task Manager. Now click its Startup tab, and proceed as
shown in Figure 15-6.
Tip
If your computer is having startup problems—it can’t even start up—then it’s time to open the
Windows toolbox of tools known as the Recovery Environment. See “Windows Recovery
Environment”.
Figure 15-6. To see what secret software is loading at startup time, open the Task Manager’s Startup
tab.
The “Startup impact” column shows you how much time and memory each item is sucking away from
your computer’s startup sequence.
The handy Disable button lets you turn off any selected item with one click.
Resetting (Erasing) Your Computer
