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by seanferd
Which tab is this? In which Windows OS?
Regardless, you can't add anything with MSCOFIG. You add entries to the registry, the Startup folder in the Start Menu, or possibly one of the old-style files.
by tdangat
It's Windows XP.
The Initialize tab is the one that shows all programs that auto-start together with the system, such as anti-virus programs.
by notsochiguy
Utilize the RUN key in the registry.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa376977%28VS.85%29.aspx
Go to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup, and plop in a shortcut.
There are also loads of apps that will allow you to run programs as services, if your need is that intense. FireDaemon is a good one I've used in the past.
by seanferd
"Startup", I expect, is the equivalent.
I see you have discovered the Startup folder in the Start Menu, then. Excellent!
by tdangat
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