How to disable start up programs in windows startup

How to disable the start up programs in windows Logged In

Press Ctrl+R or go to start button and then type msconfig

then System Configuration control box will displays -> select Start up tab -> Disable what you not interested start up programs just Uncheck appropriate programs -> Click Ok and restart your system.

which programs you selected these are not worked in next booting..

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Open Run

System Configuration Tab select Start Up

Restart..

Press Restart button if you want to restart the system or else Exit without restart button.

Thank you......

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