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StartUp Manager - take control of your PC and easily turn off any program that starts with Windows -- even those that don't appear in the Windows Startup folder! Improve your PC performance!

StartEd is a tool which helps you to manage those pesky programs which load from the Registry, Startup folders and Win.ini at Windows Startup. It lets you modify and backup the Startup configuration and detects more than 100 Trojan Horses.

StartEd helps you to manage Programs which load from the Registry and as System Services. It lets you modify, backup and Startup and detects more than 150 Trojan Horses. You can also uninstall programs directly from StartEd.

StartEd helps you to manage Programs which load from the Registry and as System Services. It lets you modify, backup and Startup and detects more than 150 Trojan Horses. You can also uninstall programs directly from StartEd.

Emsa WinStartUp Manager is a tool that helps controlling programs that startup with your Windows. You can enable or disable any program that automatically runs at window startup, both through system registry settings or folders. Freeware.

StartEd Lite helps you to manage Programs which load from the Registry and as System Services. It lets you modify the Startup configuration and detects more than 150 Trojan Horses. You can also uninstall programs directly from StartEd Lite.

There are certain programs that you want to execute when your system starts. In general users make a program execute at window startup by copying the executable file to the startup folder

"It's missing from Windows!" HSLAB Shutdown Folder is a utility which provides a service similar to the Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP "Startup" folder. It launches applications, command files(*.bat, *.cmd) and tymbolic links placed into a "Shutdown Folder"

"It's missing from Windows!" HSLAB Shutdown Folder is a utility which provides a service similar to the Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP "Startup" folder. It launches applications, command files(*.bat, *.cmd) and symbolic links placed into a "Shutdown Folder"