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How not to add the paltalk quick launch icon on Taskbar

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  • #185118
    Admin
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    Aigh, one of the things i find real annoying by any program is when they try to install themselves on the windows quick launch taskbar, that will among other thing slow your windows startup 👿

    Anyways if ya dont want to have paltalk icon on the quick launch menu do this, if you have paltalk install uninstall it.

    Now when you installing paltalk again, on options where let you choose between Standard or Custom install, choose Custom then click next like three times and leave as default, on the third windows it will ask ya Please select a startup option for this computer in there choose I will start Paltalk manually then click on next thas it ya wont see paltalk Icon no more on the quick launch during windows startup 🙂

    #185127
    Ponies
    Member

    ok, ok.. ok. YOU NEVER KNEW THIS?

    You can actuly just dlt the icon to, Or the reg key for the startup? Or untick in mscon,

    #185126
    Admin
    Administrator

    Ah this just make it esier 🙂

    #185125
    Admin
    Administrator

    Its in the startup folder on the start menu. Its like, palstart.exe I think… But yea, no shit.

    #185124
    Admin
    Administrator

    no man in the quick launch on the right bottom of windows desktop 🙂

    #185123
    Admin
    Administrator

    Yea, but to remove it, you right click on it, click exit, then delete it from your startup folder in your start menu.

    #185122
    Admin
    Administrator

    But if you do that then on restart it will appear on the quicklaunch on the taskbar 🙂

    #185121
    Admin
    Administrator

    Not if you delete it out of your start up.

    #185120
    Admin
    Administrator

    Ah, I see lol 🙂

    #185119
    Admin
    Administrator

    em even if u do msconfig it still shows up….i find that if u go to start -> Program -> StartUp then right click the paltalk icon there and delete it….then u go to msconfig and uncheck it there….then this gets rid of it….

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