Startup Program Question

I have a program labeled as REMOTESERVER in my Startup Programs. There is no description or
location shown. I do have pcAnywhere installed as well as ZoneAlarm. Norton AV was removed
recently. Any ideas?

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Scott Morris
..com 'n coffee

No description or location shown where?

Check in Msconfig for any oddities.
(Start-Run-MSCONFIG-Startup tab)
If you cannot see anything in Msconfig then:

Start-Run-msinfo32
Click the + beside Software Environment to expand.
Click Startup Programs
Ctrl+A to Select All, Ctrl+C to Copy.
Paste that information in your message.

....Alan

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Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/index.html


In microsoft.public.win98.performance, "Scott"
wrote:

I have a program labeled as REMOTESERVER in my Startup Programs. There is no description or
location shown. I do have pcAnywhere installed as well as ZoneAlarm. Norton AV was removed
recently. Any ideas?

In the Startup Programs window. Anyway, I cannot use the CTRL commands since I'm accessing the
system remotely with pcAnywhere.

--
Scott Morris
..com 'n coffee


"Alan Edwards" wrote in message
...
No description or location shown where?

Check in Msconfig for any oddities.
(Start-Run-MSCONFIG-Startup tab)
If you cannot see anything in Msconfig then:

Start-Run-msinfo32
Click the + beside Software Environment to expand.
Click Startup Programs
Ctrl+A to Select All, Ctrl+C to Copy.
Paste that information in your message.

....Alan

--
Alan Edwards, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/index.html


In microsoft.public.win98.performance, "Scott"
wrote:

I have a program labeled as REMOTESERVER in my Startup Programs. There is no description or
location shown. I do have pcAnywhere installed as well as ZoneAlarm. Norton AV was removed
recently. Any ideas?

"Scott" wrote:

I have a program labeled as REMOTESERVER in my Startup Programs. There is no description or
location shown. I do have pcAnywhere installed as well as ZoneAlarm. Norton AV was removed
recently. Any ideas?

Search your hard drive for files named REMOTESERVER

The folder location should tell you which application the file belongs
to. I suspect that this is a PCANYWHERE component but a Google
search was inconclusive.

Good luck


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

"The reason computer chips are so small is computers don't eat much."