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Startup OrganizerBinding: CD-ROM ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Features: - Controlled Startup feature allows you to skip certain programs at startup by holding the Shift key while Windows is logging on. The new version allows you to choose the key for the Controlled Startup feature. It is also possible now to prompt for a confirm
- StartUp Guard. This unique feature looks for other non-standard ways to run programs while system starts. It shows potentially dangerous places and offers an automatic way to fix issues.
- Undo operations. StartUp Organizer allows you to undo any operation that you have done on the programs list. You can safely do what you want and revert to the previous state when necessary. You can also make multiple backup configurations to restore if you
- Work with other users configurations. StartUp Organizer shows other users configurations on Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/2003 systems All | Startup menu | Other users and All | Registry | Other users. You can work with them just like with any other category. How
- Order your programs at startup. Now you can define exactly the sequence to run your StartUp programs. You can also set delay between program launches. Print startup configuration. StartUp Organizer allows you to print your system startup configuration.
great utility to tame startup processes [Posted on 2007-08-29] Nicely executed, straightforward utility that gives you essential control over startup. To answer a previous reviewer's question, the reason I paid money for this is to allow me to control startup sequencing. Now instead of Explorer, NIS, Outlook, Google Desktop, my three backup clients, a handful of miscellaneous processes, and all the services and MS procs thrashing every time I start my box I can pace them and let everyone have their space. This drastically cuts the time between reboot and when I can do useful work, and all my stuff still comes up automatically--without my even noticing it.
I also like the alerts it gives when programs add themselves to your startup list. I really like knowing when this happens, and since I uninstalled SpySweeper (too much overhead) I missed this. SUO polls instead of notifying you immediately like SS, but that's fine for my needs. In fact I like it better, since I can set its poll interval to 10 minutes and not have to be bothered by ephemeral items like installation cleanups.
Yes, I'm sure there are more features that could be added, but as it stands it does exactly what I want. I've tried a couple of competitive products and they were far inferior in terms of quality and function. These guys have turned out a very useful, robust, well-thought-out product, and as a fellow developer I know how difficult that is--well worth $25 a pop.
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