TuneUp Utilities - 2003 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 59)

TuneUp StartUp Manager

Many programs start automatically with the Windows system without

further enquiry. That often happens on purpose when resident tools,

such as the virus scanner, an ISDN call monitor or a text module

administration are loaded.

But often enough, newly installed programs set themselves up as startup

programs. This is annoying when the application is not used or when the

user is harassed by tedious requests when starting the computer.

Many users know that the startup commands can be found in the Startup

folder in the start menu und can also be deleted from there. But this is

not the whole truth: Some start commands are entered directly into the

registry and cannot be reached through the Startup menu. The tool

TuneUp StartUp Manager is fortunately able to find any startup

program - no matter how well it has hidden its start command.

Right at the start, the utility lists all startup programs. On the left hand

side of the Folder Bar the entry All is highlighted. You can reduce the

list by clicking on a branch such as Startup Folder or Registry. As a

result, only the startup entries that are administered there are shown.

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TuneUp Utilities - 2003 Manuel d'utilisateur Page 59