Summary: does any one know why I would have an entry in my win.ini listed as "Annie" I have only a couple of people ask about this and the suggestion is that ...
Summary: When you installed the XP, it replaced your win.ini and system.ini files... Not sure where you are in the process. I needed to go back to my Win98 O/...
Summary: For those concerned about autoexec.bat, win.ini. and config.sys. They are not part of XP. They are part of the DOS system which does not reside on XP....
Summary: Any thoughts on this? I was doing a fairly routine browse using the msconfig utility, checking for anything unusal and came across this new entry in ...
Summary: Is there a way of finding out what file names are associted with programs in these folders? I go through the system configuration utility in Win 98SE...
Summary: win.ini and system.ini are not part of the registry and never have been. In fact with Windows XP, Win.ini and system.ini are redundant and only exist...
Summary: go ahead, just delete the lines in WIN.INI and search the registry deleting anything related to that program...just make sure it is related to that pr...
Summary: Since all of the cab files mentioned contain win.ini it may have been around for 5 days or so, and therefore be infected in each case (together with y...
Summary: Open Start -> Run -> Notepad, Then open c:\windows\win.ini and inside that file, search for the line beginning with run= and remove the "j" from it (a...
Summary: I uninstalled a program, but it left a line in WIN.INI. At every start up the computer stops and tells me it can't find a file for this uninstalled pr...
Summary: Let's not confuse win.ini and win.com. They are very different items. The one you want to edit is win.ini, it contains some windows configuration set...
Summary: I deleted the "win.ini" and "speedy.bat" because it had the "opsrv worm", now my computer is very slow. I am adsl but it loads like 14.4. Do you kno...
Summary: HI, win.ini and system.ini (plus a few others) are inherited from the older Win2.x and Win3.x systems. Just as Config.sys and autoexec.bat habndles th...
