LoadQm = queue manager de MSN Messenger. Si tu l'enlèves de là et que tu relances MSN, il se coche à nouveau.
PTSnoop peut être plein de choses, voici ce que j'ai trouvé sur un site recensant les programmes qu'on rencontre fréquemment au démarrage de Win : http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/start [...] up_all.php
Citation :
(1) Program installed with some modems that monitors the COM ports for the modem driver. Not required from what I've read - may need a registry edit to get rid of it
(2) Backdoor trojan virus that copies itself as PTSNOOP.EXE -see {here} for more info
(3) Apparently the people who put it out claim it's a driver for a Voice modems (don't know who they are though - Ed)
Note: If using AOL and you disable this you may lose your connection or lock up
(4) Can also be an older Logitech scanner program. Remove from the Win.ini tab under Load='path'\PTSNOOP and the System.ini tab under drivers='path'\ptrtkr.drb. Can cause parallel port conflicts big time dragging system resources way down when a conflict exists
(5) Allows audio monitoring of modem phone dialling tones and can be useful if you have connection problems
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Comme tu peux le voir, c'est peut-être un virus ou alors, un programme de scanner, de modem.
Pour la RAM, tu peux lire mon sujet sur Win9X/ME :
http://forum.pcastuces.com/sujet.asp?SUJET_ID=1896
