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is it ok to disable these programs from startup?

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i was wondering if disabling Intel® programs from starting up will effect the computer and IAstorIcon, is it ok do disable these programs from startup?
 
 
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What do you mean by "Intel" programs? If you are running Intel Graphics and are trying to disable the driver control panel, then no, that's a bad idea.

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What do you mean by "Intel" programs? If you are running Intel Graphics and are trying to disable the driver control panel, then no, that's a bad idea.

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Stretch out the names, stop trying to conceal everything 

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Sigh, Can you include the file paths of the programs.. if its intel its probably drivers of some kind.

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There's almost certainly no point and I wouldn't advise disabling intel stuff, especially something as important sounding as "Intel Common User interface". However, you can cause no damage to your system by disabling them as far as I know, so if you really felt it was necessary, you could try. I wouldn't advise it though.

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There's almost certainly no point and I wouldn't advise disabling intel stuff, especially something as important sounding as "Intel Common User interface". However, you can cause no damage to your system by disabling them as far as I know, so if you really felt it was necessary, you could try. I wouldn't advise it though.

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*I am not liable for any damage caused based in the advice and/or information provided

I will put that in my signature actually :D Done :D

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