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"HH" wrote:
Right click on any CD-ROM drives in Device Manager and select Properties, then the Advanced tab. HH Oh! BTW: the mail stoppped. Not sure which change did that. Now just to run down the disk access. I'll try the CD tab, but I doubt that that's accounting for the excessive dick access. Thanks. -DK "Dennis Kessler" wrote in message "HH" wrote: If so, disabling Auto-Insert Notification in Device Manager should fix it. HH I don't see "Auto-Insert Notification in Device Manager" in the device manager in the pc that I am sitting next to (not the one with the problem). Is it on every Windows 98 machine? -Dennis "doS" wrote in message The disk activity may be your cd roms ...Windows checks the cdrom status regularly... "Dennis Kessler" wrote in message How can I stop the mail and constant hard drive activity? Everytime the Presario 5170, running Windows 98 is booted up, the computer tries to send an email. I can see this activity on my router's log file. No mail programs are running. Nothing is queued to be sent. This began yesterday, (I think, after fiddling with the internet keyboard buttons). Prior to yesterday, I had the startup configuration in msconfig, set to not load the Compaq startup software that controls the keyboard buttons. Also, I see the hard drive light showing regular activity every several seconds, no matter how long the computer is idle. The disk activity is not the fast find program. I have that set to stop. -Dennis -- Dennis Kessler http://denniskessler.com/acupuncture |
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