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Resolved Missing startup pathways in autorun

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    There are yellow highlighted items with pathways missing. I think winpatrol messed them up. I know that some of them restarted on reboot. Do I need to do anything to 'fix this'?
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    Evan Omo Computer Support Technician Staff

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    Hi Alicia. The items highlighted in yellow in Autoruns simply indicate that those startup programs don't exist and therefore can be removed safely as they are invalid entries.
     

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    What are they for Evan? There are probably also some startup processes on this PC that I don't need.
     
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    Two of the items in yellow are for the Intel Graphics driver and the other one is for Internet Explorer.

    Anyway in Autoruns you can remove the following items:

    Reatlek HD Audio Manager
    The items highlighted in yellow
    iTunesHelper
    iCloudServices
    OneNote 2010
    Windows Mail (both entries)
     
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    Okay thanks Evan. I was having a very slow startup and I removed Winpatrol from startup and it's much faster now.
     
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    Great. By the way, you don't have any active security software other than Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit so are you planning on adding a free security program to the machine?
     
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    I have eset Nod32 antivirus. Perhaps with my issues it didn't load?
     
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    It could be set to load as a service instead so look in the system tray to see if its there when the computer boots up.
     
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    Yes it's there Evan.
     
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    Thanks for letting me know. :)
     
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    Thanks for the thought.
     

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