Some msconfig facts:
-msconfig was included in some versions of
Windows 95.
-msconfig was in Windows 98 and 98se.
-msconfig
was not included in NT nor Windows 2000.
-msconfig is included in ME
and XP.
-You can copy (or download) msconfig and put it in Windows
95 if it's not already there. Copy it into the \windows\system folder.
-You
can add msconfig to Windows 2000. Put it in the c:\winnt\system32\ (c:\winnt\ works also)
folder.
* This assumes that c: drive is where Windows 2000 was installed to.
* The default folder that Windows 2000 installs to is c:\winnt. If the
defaults were changed, yours might be different.
To run msconfig, hit start, run, and type in msconfig. Notice the
startup tab. Here you can turn off and on those pesky resource hogging
applications that run when you boot up your computer.
Note: msconfig
doesn't have to be put into any folder to run. It can be run
from a floppy or put on the desktop and clicked on. Putting
it in the correct folder permits you to hit Start > Run to
launch it.