to run msconfig easiest just type it in run
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I got rid of the ATI task bar icon by going to Control
Panel/Display/Settings/Advanced/Displays - make sure there is no checkmark
in "Enable task bar icon".
I have an ATI AGP Xpert 1998 with 8 megs RAM, which may install different
screens than your video card drivers.
Anyway, just a suggestion which may or may not work for you.
Mary
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Can someone from ATI please respond to this?
Mike
1. Run MSCONFIG and uncheck either ATIPTAAA.EXE or ATIPTAXX.EXE
2. Reboot
3. Go to Windows/system and RENAME the files ATIPTAAA or ATIPTAXX with
a .BAK extension (or whatever extension you want)
4. Go to the Settings->Advanced->ATI Options and UNCHECK the "Enable
ATI Taskbar Icon"
5. Click OK
You should not get a blue screen of death now since it can't run or
un-run the ATIPTAXX or ATIPTAAA.EXE files since you renamed them.
I can't get the check and uncheck to work properly without the blue
screen of death with the files named with the .EXE extension but at
least I got rid of those taskbar icons finally!
Hope this helps!
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ATIPTAXX.EXE is the ATI Task Bar Icon.
ATIPTAAA.EXE is found in the system configuration settings (MSCONFIG) in the
Startup folder and will laucn the Task Bar Icon.
Pardon my typing, I've got a cold. That last line should have been "launch"
not "laucn" in case I confused anybody.
ATIPTAXX.EXE is the ATI Task Bar Icon.
ATIPTAAA.EXE is found in the system configuration settings (MSCONFIG) in
the
Startup folder and will launch the Task Bar Icon.
Bill
Rage Fury Pro/Asus A7V all new bios & drivers.
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