msconfig

When i run msconfig I am receiving the below error msg Cannot find the file msconfig (or one of its components). Makesure that the path and file name are correct and that are required libraries are available.

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When i run msconfig I am receiving the below error msg
 
Cannot find the file msconfig (or one of its components). Makesure that the path and file name are correct and that are required libraries are available.
 
 
Can anyone help me

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That's because it's not in Windows 2000. It's in 9x and WinXP.

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You can just copy msconfig.exe from a Win98 or WinXP computer to your Win2K install. I never had problems when doing this.
 
You are probably most interested in managing what programs startup, so you should find this useful:
http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml

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"You can just copy msconfig.exe from a Win98 or WinXP computer to your Win2K install. I never had problems when doing this. "
 
how can you drag it over from win98 when the XP version has the ability to stop services (which you can do anyway)? Or do you just mean it will work as far as it goes?

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Quote:
"You can just copy msconfig.exe from a Win98 or WinXP computer to your Win2K install. I never had problems when doing this. "

how can you drag it over from win98 when the XP version has the ability to stop services (which you can do anyway)? Or do you just mean it will work as far as it goes?

Oh Yes it will take you as far as your next recovery console session