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Topic: How stop iTunes from automatically coming up when PC turns on?
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I installed iTunes last week. Now, every time I turn on my PC, iTunes automatically comes up. How can I stop it from coming up automatically, and make it come up only when I want it to?
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I think you may have the "Show iTunes icon in the system tray" option selected in Edit->Preferences, Advanced tab, General sub-tab (uncheck it to turn it off). Or you have a copy of the iTunes short cut in one of your Start Up folders (delete it to stop auto loading).
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Is your iPod always connected? The iPod has a setting "Open iTunes when iPod is connected." If this is on, and the iPod is connected when the computer starts up, it may be what is causing iTunes to open.
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