Check for running apps in the Windows task bar (Disabling the iTunesHelper app, for example, will prevent iTunes from opening automatically when you connect an iPhone or iPod.)Ģ. You may find a variety of arcane programs and helper apps lurking inside (such as the mysterious iTunesHelper), but again-search before you zap an unknown program.
(Don't worry you're not deleting the programs themselves.) Note: if you see a program sitting in the Startup folder and you don't know what it's for, search on the Web to see what it does before hitting the "delete" button.įor Mac: Open System Preferences under the Apple menu, click the Accounts icon, and then click the Login Items tab. For Windows: Click the Start menu, then select Programs (or All Programs in Windows 7), open the Startup folder, and then-as Becky suggest-delete mercilessly.
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