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Problem with Windows Defender x64

Is there anyway to disable 32 bit startup programs with windows defender x64 ?

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I am not at my own PC until Tuesday so can't check this but you can should be able to from what this says.
http://www.pctipsbox.com/vista-use-d...rtup-programs/

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Ok, msconfig solved my problem

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I use CCleaner

Cleans stuff up too

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Um... I'll vote yes, only if you videotape/youtube it and use all proper safety precautions.

I want to see the processor explode shooting the can across the room, cause... it'd be funny.

Oh, and be ready to buy a new motherboard/processor. And anything else that took can shrapnel. Like your pet cat.

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