Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

[Guest Dave Patrick]

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"DaffyD®" wrote:

> There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and mobsync.exe.

> Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

> Messenger

> (thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express). I

> don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

> them

> they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

> folder

> nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to do.

> Help please.

> --

> DaffyD®

>

> If I Knew Where I Was I'd Be There Now.

>

>

[Guest John John (MVP)]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

that use the processes.

 

Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

to stop this process you have to stop

DaffyD® wrote:

> There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and mobsync.exe.

> Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN Messenger

> (thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express). I

> don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked them

> they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup folder

> nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to do.

> Help please.

[Guest John John (MVP)]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

 

To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

that use the processes.

 

Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

 

Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

 

Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

 

1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

 

2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

Files" and reboot the computer.

 

John

 

John John (MVP) wrote:

> To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

> that use the processes.

>

> Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

> Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

> to stop this process you have to stop

> DaffyD® wrote:

>

>> There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

>> mobsync.exe.

>> Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

>> Messenger

>> (thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express). I

>> don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

>> them

>> they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

>> folder

>> nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

>> do.

>> Help please.

[Guest DaffyD®]

Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and mobsync.exe.

Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN Messenger

(thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express). I

don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked them

they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup folder

nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to do.

Help please.

--

DaffyD®

 

If I Knew Where I Was I'd Be There Now.

[Guest John John (MVP)]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

You would use the Regsvr32.exe command without the /u switch, example:

 

Regsvr32.exe msimtf.dll

 

But you wouldn't have to bother with that anyway. Anytime that you want

to add or repair an Office XP feature or component and that stick the CD

in the computer Ctfmon will automatically be reinstalled, usually one

finds that Ctfmon needs to be disabled after adding Office components.

If you were to simply use the Office CD and reinstall the Alternative

User Input the dlls will automatically be reinstalled.

 

John

 

DaffyD® wrote:

> Two more questions: do I want to unregister the Msimtf.dll and Msctf.dll

> Files? How would I re-register them if I wanted to enable the TIP and MS

> Office Language Bar

> again?

>

> "John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

> news:ui9mmOcFJHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>

>>Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

>>

>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>that use the processes.

>>

>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

>>unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

>>

>>Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

>>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

>>

>>Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

>>disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

>>

>>1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

>>Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

>>deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

>>

>>2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

>>Files" and reboot the computer.

>>

>>John

>>

>>John John (MVP) wrote:

>>

>>

>>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>>that use the processes.

>>>

>>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>>to stop this process you have to stop

>>>DaffyD® wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>>There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

>>>>mobsync.exe.

>>>>Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

>>>>Messenger

>>>>(thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express).

>

> I

>

>>>>don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

>>>>them

>>>>they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

>>>>folder

>>>>nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

>>>>do.

>>>>Help please.

>

>

>

[Guest John John (MVP)]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

Yes, unregister the files, as instructed in the article.

 

John

 

DaffyD® wrote:

> Two more questions: do I want to unregister the Msimtf.dll and Msctf.dll

> Files? How would I re-register them if I wanted to enable the TIP and MS

> Office Language Bar

> again?

>

> "John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

> news:ui9mmOcFJHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>

>>Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

>>

>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>that use the processes.

>>

>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

>>unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

>>

>>Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

>>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

>>

>>Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

>>disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

>>

>>1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

>>Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

>>deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

>>

>>2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

>>Files" and reboot the computer.

>>

>>John

>>

>>John John (MVP) wrote:

>>

>>

>>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>>that use the processes.

>>>

>>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>>to stop this process you have to stop

>>>DaffyD® wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>>There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

>>>>mobsync.exe.

>>>>Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

>>>>Messenger

>>>>(thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express).

>

> I

>

>>>>don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

>>>>them

>>>>they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

>>>>folder

>>>>nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

>>>>do.

>>>>Help please.

>

>

>

[Guest John John (MVP)]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

Yes, the Mobile Synchronization Manager handles the synchronization

schedule, synchronization keeps your files and information up to date

with shared files on your server. Offline Files makes your files

available when you are not connected to your server. For example you

might have a laptop that you connect to your server at work, when you

enable Offline Files the files are available when you are disconnected

from the server, this allows you to keep on working with your files.

Lets say that you leave the office and bring your laptop with you, while

you are disconnected from the server you can still access your files and

work on your projects, when you connect the laptop back to the network

your files will be synchronized, the files on the server will be updated

to reflect the work that you did on the files while you were

disconnected from the network.

 

John

 

DaffyD® wrote:

> Does Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager actually do anything on a

> Windows 2000 machine? What are offline files and why would someone want them

> synchronized?

>

> "John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

> news:ui9mmOcFJHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>

>>Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

>>

>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>that use the processes.

>>

>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

>>unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

>>

>>Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

>>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

>>

>>Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

>>disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

>>

>>1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

>>Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

>>deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

>>

>>2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

>>Files" and reboot the computer.

>>

>>John

>>

>>John John (MVP) wrote:

>>

>>

>>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>>that use the processes.

>>>

>>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>>to stop this process you have to stop

>>>DaffyD® wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>>There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

>>>>mobsync.exe.

>>>>Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

>>>>Messenger

>>>>(thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express).

>

> I

>

>>>>don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

>>>>them

>>>>they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

>>>>folder

>>>>nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

>>>>do.

>>>>Help please.

>

>

>

[Guest DaffyD®]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

I checked that first. The programs weren't there.

 

"Dave Patrick" <DSPatrick@nospam.gmail.com> wrote in message

news:%23o7UgXbFJHA.912@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> Don't forget about;

>

> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

>

>

>

> --

>

> Regards,

>

> Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.

> Microsoft Certified Professional

> Microsoft MVP [Windows]

> http://www.microsoft.com/protect

>

>

> "DaffyD®" wrote:

> > There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

mobsync.exe.

> > Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

> > Messenger

> > (thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express).

I

> > don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

> > them

> > they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

> > folder

> > nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

do.

> > Help please.

> > --

> > DaffyD®

> >

> > If I Knew Where I Was I'd Be There Now.

> >

> >

>

[Guest DaffyD®]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

Two more questions: do I want to unregister the Msimtf.dll and Msctf.dll

Files? How would I re-register them if I wanted to enable the TIP and MS

Office Language Bar

again?

 

"John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

news:ui9mmOcFJHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

>

> To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

> that use the processes.

>

> Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

> Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

> to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

> unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

>

> Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

>

> Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

> disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

>

> 1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

> Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

> deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

>

> 2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

> Files" and reboot the computer.

>

> John

>

> John John (MVP) wrote:

>

> > To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

> > that use the processes.

> >

> > Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

> > Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

> > to stop this process you have to stop

> > DaffyD® wrote:

> >

> >> There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

> >> mobsync.exe.

> >> Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

> >> Messenger

> >> (thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express).

I

> >> don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

> >> them

> >> they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

> >> folder

> >> nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

> >> do.

> >> Help please.

[Guest DaffyD®]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

Does Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager actually do anything on a

Windows 2000 machine? What are offline files and why would someone want them

synchronized?

 

"John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

news:ui9mmOcFJHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

>

> To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

> that use the processes.

>

> Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

> Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

> to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

> unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

>

> Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

>

> Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

> disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

>

> 1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

> Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

> deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

>

> 2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

> Files" and reboot the computer.

>

> John

>

> John John (MVP) wrote:

>

> > To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

> > that use the processes.

> >

> > Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

> > Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

> > to stop this process you have to stop

> > DaffyD® wrote:

> >

> >> There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

> >> mobsync.exe.

> >> Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

> >> Messenger

> >> (thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook Express).

I

> >> don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

> >> them

> >> they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

> >> folder

> >> nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

> >> do.

> >> Help please.

[Guest John John (MVP)]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

You're welcome, and you're right, you don't need Offline Files and

Synchronization on a stand alone machine, on these machines mobsync.exe

is more of an annoyance than anything else.

 

John

 

DaffyD® wrote:

> Thank you, John John. This helped clear things up. Since my only computer

> is my home computer, I don't need to worry about offline files

> synchronization.

>

> "John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

> news:eq59TOhFJHA.4104@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>

>>Yes, the Mobile Synchronization Manager handles the synchronization

>>schedule, synchronization keeps your files and information up to date

>>with shared files on your server. Offline Files makes your files

>>available when you are not connected to your server. For example you

>>might have a laptop that you connect to your server at work, when you

>>enable Offline Files the files are available when you are disconnected

>>from the server, this allows you to keep on working with your files.

>>Lets say that you leave the office and bring your laptop with you, while

>>you are disconnected from the server you can still access your files and

>>work on your projects, when you connect the laptop back to the network

>>your files will be synchronized, the files on the server will be updated

>>to reflect the work that you did on the files while you were

>>disconnected from the network.

>>

>>John

>>

>>DaffyD® wrote:

>>

>>

>>>Does Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager actually do anything on a

>>>Windows 2000 machine? What are offline files and why would someone want

>

> them

>

>>>synchronized?

>>>

>>>"John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

>>>news:ui9mmOcFJHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>

>>>

>>>>Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

>>>>

>>>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>>>that use the processes.

>>>>

>>>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>>>to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

>>>>unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

>>>>

>>>>Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

>>>>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

>>>>

>>>>Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

>>>>disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

>>>>

>>>>1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

>>>>Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

>>>>deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

>>>>

>>>>2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

>>>>Files" and reboot the computer.

>>>>

>>>>John

>>>>

>>>>John John (MVP) wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

>>>>>that use the processes.

>>>>>

>>>>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

>>>>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

>>>>>to stop this process you have to stop

>>>>>DaffyD® wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>>There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

>>>>>>mobsync.exe.

>>>>>>Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

>>>>>>Messenger

>>>>>>(thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook

>

> Express).

>

>>>I

>>>

>>>

>>>>>>don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

>>>>>>them

>>>>>>they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

>>>>>>folder

>>>>>>nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

>>>>>>do.

>>>>>>Help please.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>

>

[Guest DaffyD®]

Re: Stopping Startup Programs in MSCONFIG

 

Thank you, John John. This helped clear things up. Since my only computer

is my home computer, I don't need to worry about offline files

synchronization.

 

"John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

news:eq59TOhFJHA.4104@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

> Yes, the Mobile Synchronization Manager handles the synchronization

> schedule, synchronization keeps your files and information up to date

> with shared files on your server. Offline Files makes your files

> available when you are not connected to your server. For example you

> might have a laptop that you connect to your server at work, when you

> enable Offline Files the files are available when you are disconnected

> from the server, this allows you to keep on working with your files.

> Lets say that you leave the office and bring your laptop with you, while

> you are disconnected from the server you can still access your files and

> work on your projects, when you connect the laptop back to the network

> your files will be synchronized, the files on the server will be updated

> to reflect the work that you did on the files while you were

> disconnected from the network.

>

> John

>

> DaffyD® wrote:

>

> > Does Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager actually do anything on a

> > Windows 2000 machine? What are offline files and why would someone want

them

> > synchronized?

> >

> > "John John (MVP)" <audetweld@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message

> > news:ui9mmOcFJHA.612@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> >

> >>Oopps! Hit the send button by mistake, lets try this again:

> >>

> >>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

> >>that use the processes.

> >>

> >>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

> >>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

> >>to stop this process you have to stop some Office features and

> >>unregister some dll's, see here for more information:

> >>

> >>Frequently asked questions about Ctfmon.exe

> >>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282599

> >>

> >>Mobsync.exe is the Microsoft Mobile Synchronization Manager, you have to

> >>disable File Synchronization to stop this process, do the following:

> >>

> >>1- Run "Synchronise" from the Start>Programmes>Accessories

> >>Menu. Select setup and uncheck the synchronisation options, then

> >>deselect the option to synchronise your home page.

> >>

> >>2- In the Folder Options | Offline Files uncheck the "Enable Offline

> >>Files" and reboot the computer.

> >>

> >>John

> >>

> >>John John (MVP) wrote:

> >>

> >>

> >>>To stop these processes you need to disable other features or functions

> >>>that use the processes.

> >>>

> >>>Ctfmon is indeed part of Office XP, it activates the Alternative User

> >>>Input Text Input Processor (TIP) and the Microsoft Office Language Bar,

> >>>to stop this process you have to stop

> >>>DaffyD® wrote:

> >>>

> >>>

> >>>>There are two program I unchecked in msconfig--ctfmon.exe and

> >>>>mobsync.exe.

> >>>>Ctfmon.exe is associated with Office XP and mobsync.exe starts MSN

> >>>>Messenger

> >>>>(thanks to John John, Messenger no longer starts with Outlook

Express).

> >

> > I

> >

> >>>>don't need these to startup with Windows but every time I've unchecked

> >>>>them

> >>>>they're checked again when I start Windows. They're not in my startup

> >>>>folder

> >>>>nor are they in Run in the registry I'm not sure what I else I need to

> >>>>do.

> >>>>Help please.

> >

> >

> >