Emsa WinStartup Manager 1.0.45

Publisher review:
Emsa WinStartUp Manager is a tool that will help you control the list of 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 system startup folders.

How to use: Select on the right hand side at 'location' the item that you want to control. The
program provides control to both registry keys that handle autorun for programs at startup, as well as the
startup folders, both common and per user. When you click on a right hand item, a list of programs available for autorun at startup is presented in the left hand pane. To allow or disallow a program to run at startup, simply check or uncheck the corresponding checkbox in the right pane.

This program is Freeware.
Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,Windows2003

Release notes:
New Release

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