M mfInc macrumors member Original poster Nov 22, 2006 #1 I would like to view, remove and add startup items that begin when Mac OS X loads. How would you do this? (Maybe without a program?) I searched the MacRumors Guides and haven't been able to find anything that answers my questions. Thanks!
I would like to view, remove and add startup items that begin when Mac OS X loads. How would you do this? (Maybe without a program?) I searched the MacRumors Guides and haven't been able to find anything that answers my questions. Thanks!
adrianblaine macrumors 65816 Nov 22, 2006 #2 It is under the Accounts settings in System Preferences. There is a tab called "Login Items".
M mfInc macrumors member Original poster Nov 22, 2006 #3 adrianblaine said: It is under the Accounts settings in System Preferences. There is a tab called "Login Items". Click to expand... Aren't there other things that startup? I already checked Login Items but I thought maybe there was some program like "Startup Inspector" or MSCONFIG for Mac OS X that allows you to optimize your system in regards to every component that loads.
adrianblaine said: It is under the Accounts settings in System Preferences. There is a tab called "Login Items". Click to expand... Aren't there other things that startup? I already checked Login Items but I thought maybe there was some program like "Startup Inspector" or MSCONFIG for Mac OS X that allows you to optimize your system in regards to every component that loads.
mad jew Moderator emeritus Nov 22, 2006 #4 All the system's start up items (as opposed to login items) should be located in a folder named StartupItems in your hard drive's library. 🙂
All the system's start up items (as opposed to login items) should be located in a folder named StartupItems in your hard drive's library. 🙂