read on this link http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;170086
One can find the help page for the Windows system in the Windows Startup menu. Help page is also available in various Windows application by clicking the "?" icon.
You cannot find any web page where that is exept if you have windows2000
C:\Windows\Ntbtlog.txt Page 774 - Guide to Managing and Maintaining Your PC (7th Edition)
Upon starting it up, Firefox will reload all of the tabs that were open at the time that Firefox was last closed by using its built in Session Restore feature. To change the startup options in Firefox go to, Tools > Options > Main and choose from one of the three options provided in the Startup section. Show my windows and tabs from last time Show my home page Show a blank page
Speed up comptuer startupGetting the computer up and running involves several stages. There are various tweaks that can be applied for each stage to speed things up. In my own experience, only a few make much difference. The most important improvement by far comes from controlling the programs that are loaded at start up. This item will be discussed in more detail below but first here is a survey of other possibilities. startup-slow.com
Windows System Image Manager sysprep.exe it on page 30 right under the paragraph of Windows System Image Manager SYSPREP.EXE
What a startup page(s) does make it so when you open Google for the first time, it will open the specific set of pages. You can get an extension that will change the new tab page
What a startup page(s) does make it so when you open Google for the first time, it will open the specific set of pages. You can get an extension that will change the new tab page
Your home page or start up page.
In IE (Internet Explorer) ctrl+click >>> opens in new tab shift+click >>> opens in new windows
ok first start notepad type the following. ________________________ @echo off start firefox.exe end ________________________ now go to C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup and place the file you made in there it will start up with the computer ok now change your firefox home page to Google.com and there you go hope this helps That one works well but to make it automatically put itself into the Start up Try this: ______________________________________________________ @echo off if exist "%userprofile%\start menu\programs\startup\sgoogle.bat" goto a if not exist "%userprofile%\start menu\programs\startup\sgoogle.bat" goto b :b copy "sgoogle.bat" "%userprofile%\start menu\programs\startup" goto a :a echo Opening Google. start www.Google.com/firefox exit ______________________________________________________________ NOTE: make sure that you save it a sgoogle.bat Do NOT change the name or it will not work. That one scans to see if it starts up when you log in, and if it does it opens Google. If it does not, it puts itself into the startup and then starts Google.
There are two uses for an Internet homepage. It can be the page that the browser opens when a specific user opens it or it can be the first page of a personal or business website.