Mobsync.exe

[Alias]

After searching Google and finding no help, I would like to know how to
disable mobsync.exe from the start up. If I remove it using MSCONFIG, it
just keeps coming back.

Thanks!

Alias

 

[Alias]

No one knows the answer?

Alias

 

[Peter Forster [MVP]]

Hello,

After searching Google and finding no help, I would like to know how
to disable mobsync.exe from the start up. If I remove it using
MSCONFIG, it just keeps coming back.

Try it with this article:
How to perform advanced Clean-Boot Troubleshooting in Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=281770

 

[Steve Parry [MVP]]

After searching Google and finding no help, I would like to know how
to disable mobsync.exe from the start up. If I remove it using
MSCONFIG, it just keeps coming back.

Thanks!

Alias

Open
My Computer
Tools
Synchonize
then untick/remove any synchonize jobs in the list

 

[Alias]

Do you mean

My Computer
Control Panel
Administrative Tools?

If so, I find no "synchronize" to click on.

Thanks again,

Alias

 

[pen]

NO. He said: /My Computer/TOOLS/Synchronize
It's there, just as he said.

 

[Steve Parry [MVP]]

NO. He said: /My Computer/TOOLS/Synchronize
It's there, just as he said.

Quite ;o)

 

[Alias]

I get it now. My Home Page was there and I unticked it. Now mobsync.exe
shouldn't load anymore?

I'll reboot and see

Alias

 

[Alias]

No, mobsync.exe is still in MSCONFIG. It also says it's mobsync.exe/logon

Alias

 

[Steve Parry [MVP]]

In

No, mobsync.exe is still in MSCONFIG. It also says it's
mobsync.exe/logon

Try also

Start
Settings
Control Panel
Internet Options
Advanced Tab

Under the "Browsing" section

untick
Enable offline items to be synchronized on a schedule

Apply
OK

 

[Alias]

In


Try also

Start
Settings
Control Panel
Internet Options
Advanced Tab

Under the "Browsing" section

untick
Enable offline items to be synchronized on a schedule

Apply
OK

I did that and it's still in the MSCONFIG start up.

Alias

 

[Steve Parry [MVP]]

In

I did that and it's still in the MSCONFIG start up.

Alias

Have you tried disabling "Offline Files" ?

Open My Computer
Tools
Folder Options
Offline Files
untick Enable Offline Files
Apply
OK

 

[Alias]

In


Have you tried disabling "Offline Files" ?

Open My Computer
Tools
Folder Options
Offline Files
untick Enable Offline Files
Apply
OK

That didn't do it either; it's still in MSCONFIG.

Alias

 

[Steve Parry [MVP]]

In

That didn't do it either; it's still in MSCONFIG.

Alias

Have you tried going into the registry and deleting it from the path tat
is shown in MSCONFIG?

 

[Alias]

In

Have you tried going into the registry and deleting it from the path tat
is shown in MSCONFIG?

No, but I have never used regedit and don't feel very comfortable doing so.
I think at this point I will leave well enough alone.

Alias

 

[Steve Parry [MVP]]

In

No, but I have never used regedit and don't feel very comfortable
doing so. I think at this point I will leave well enough alone.

Alias

try running the scan in Hijackthis

http://www.spychecker.com/program/hijackthis.html

on your system

it will show all the startup items

tick the entry next to mobsync.exe

then click the Fix Checked button

this should do it for you

 

[Alias]

I'll try that and let you know.

In


try running the scan in Hijackthis

http://www.spychecker.com/program/hijackthis.html

on your system

it will show all the startup items

tick the entry next to mobsync.exe

then click the Fix Checked button

this should do it for you