DiamondCS Autostart Viewer (& manager) - 50+ Locations

[BillR]

This startup manager has been mentioned in passing in a couple of
threads (2 in Google ng archive), but I haven't seen any extensive
discussion. Given the upcoming vote, I thought I'd ask for feedback,
particularly comparisons.

Autostart Viewer
"Freeware Autostart Viewing & Control Tool for Windows"
"This software is 100% free! You can use the software as long as you
want, and there are no restrictions."
http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=asviewer

Thanks,
BillR

(Site excerpt)
Autostart Viewer allows you to see every autostart on your system, all
on the one screen. In addition, it gives you complete control over the
autostart references, and allows you to modify or delete them at will.

Key Features
- Over 50 different autostart locations monitored!
- Right-click menu allows you to take complete control over each
autostart
- Add New Autostart feature allows you to add new programs to
automatically start
- Save/Print functions allow you to take snapshots
- Resizable, easy-to-use interface that shows every autostart on the
one display
- All sizes, positions and settings are remembered

 

[Bjorn Simonsen]

This startup manager has been mentioned in passing in a couple of
threads (2 in Google ng archive), but I haven't seen any extensive
discussion. Given the upcoming vote, I thought I'd ask for feedback,
particularly comparisons.

Autostart Viewer
"Freeware Autostart Viewing & Control Tool for Windows"
"This software is 100% free! You can use the software as long as you
want, and there are no restrictions."
http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=asviewer

Very nice indeed. I was going to say - nice but incomplete as it does
not show Windows NT services, but I was wrong. It does - when selected
from the MAIN menu. So, very nice - and very complete it seems. Did a
quick visual comparison with the entries I found with RegRun
(shareware app I prefer for startup management) and could not see
anything missing in Autostart Viewer.

Since this app does not seem to require installation - it can also be
very handy to include on a floppy/rescue disk for the times you need
to help others with their Windows setups.

Suggest you nominate it - if you haven't already.

All the best,
Bjorn Simonsen