How can I stop Firefox from Internet Explorer?

When I turn on my computer, first page Firefox starts. I would like to be able to start Firefox when I choose. How can I disable this feature.
I use Microsoft with Internet Explorer.

Start > programs > startup = Firefox right click on this file and select delete

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