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When a Spotify song is clicked somewhere on the web, it automatically opens up in the desktop application. Is that feature worth the added burden to your bootup time? If you have a webcam, you will likely have CyberLink's YouCam for your software. Thus, "they" the manufacturers feel it should automatically startup. So what does it do when it starts up? Nothing, except add unneeded processes. That said, it has always been puzzling as to why it gets added to the startup.

You can easily disable it and use the Web Clipper daily, if not hourly, basis, and you will not face any issues with it not clipping correctly. Microsoft Office is the most well-known office suite around. But what good does it do for you when starting up? If you disable it, can you still open any files? Can you launch any of the programs manually? Are there any features that you can't take advantage of? Allowing it to start up is merely a burden on your system. Keep in mind that this applies to any alternative office suites as well.

System Configuration is a great local tool to use for managing startup applications and services. As a Windows user, you will also notice that the Startup tab in the System Configuration no longer lists the startup applications.

It appears as though to prevent services from starting up, you must still uncheck them in System Configuration , as stopping them in the Task Manager only stops them at that time, and they will start again when the system reboots. I have no problem in using this program for years. The program does not install, you have to extract it to a folder of your choice, no mention of it being a portable version. And you are required to delete things one at a time. There should be an auto delete of all yellow items.

The other items are up to you and a Google search. By the way, what purpose does the file autorunsc. If you have Win Patrol set correctly, it will warn you when I program wants to be added to startup, and gives the option to accept or reject the change. Fairly easy for the home user.. Keeping start ups to a minimum has given many computers I have check a new boost in performance. Take note of the obvious but easily forgotten! When he returned to CA, he left my poor year-old mom with a computer account that bugged her to finish the Skype install every single time she logged in!

Dumb, stupid, silly me! It looks into the areas where Windows looks for startup programs, for example the Startup folder and the Task Scheduler, and produces a list.

Comments violating those rules will be removed. Comments that don't add value will be removed, including off-topic or content-free comments, or comments that look even a little bit like spam. All comments containing links and certain keywords will be moderated before publication. I want comments to be valuable for everyone, including those who come later and take the time to read. Search Ask Leo! How do I determine what Windows startup programs I absolutely need to load?

Do I really need all of my protection programs like virus and spyware to load at start-up? Some programs have a built-in setting to enable or disable them from running on startup. Each program is different, but it's usually in a settings or configuration menu.

Many programs don't have a startup setting because most operating systems can automatically manage which programs run on startup. In Windows 8 and 10, the Task Manager has a Startup tab to manage which applications run on startup. I think I might get a message clueihg me in to what went wrong. See ElderL's reply. It's OK to stop some programs from starting automatically if you don't need them, but I recommend that you leave services alone.

It's a dangerous area to fool around in, unless you really know what you are doing. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. My PC boot-upis sluggish. I want to eliminate as many items as possible from startup list. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. What programs MUST be in startup list? How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Palcouk Volunteer Moderator. In reply to georgeinirvingf's post on July 16, There is no definative answer to that without detailed knowledge of your system and installed programs If your PC has sufficient memory and free disk space, unless an auto start program is an 'iffy' one it should make much difference.

Ken Blake. Here's my standard reply on this subject: My personal view is that the attention many people pay to how long it takes to boot is unwarranted. In reply to Ken Blake's post on July 16, In reply to bobnametaken's post on January 10, Thanks for the reply. Very helpful. In reply to bobnametaken's post on January 11, Always have a plan for "what am I going to do if my system does not boot again after this".



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