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20 out of 20 people found this review helpful
3 stars
Version: Startup Control Panel 2.8
Pros: Startup Control Panel has a very basic interface and has seven tabs on the interface. And you can disable startup programs that startup when windows starts up.
Cons: There is no uninstaller for Startup Control Panel because this utility does not show up in add or removes programs. Startup Optimizer is a better startup manager.
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10 out of 11 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: Startup Control Panel 2.8
Pros: This little program works. If you need to unclutter your taskbar system tray, this does that easily and does it well. No, i am not the developer. Easy to use interface.
Cons: After installing, i could not find it.
Click 'start', 'control panel', 'switch to classic view', 'STARTUP'.
I recommend only unchecking the programs instead of deleting them.
If the software involved has been UNinstalled completely; then delete the startup entry.
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4 out of 4 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: Startup Control Panel 2.6
"Take Control of Your Startup!"
Pros: This tiny application (which you'll find in Start > Settings > Control Panel > Startup) will help you take control of what programs open at startup. The interface is easy to understand...just click or unclick an item to start it. The names of the items are clear and the path helps identify which program is running it. Be careful: some applications (QuickTime comes to mind) will reset themselves to start at startup EVERY time you run them. You'll have to catch these before you shut down if you don't want them coming up again. This application is installed on ALL my computers!
Cons: Try to keep a program from starting up by checking within the program FIRST for something like "Start with Windows." Some programs will reinstall themselves over and over in Startup Control Panel if you don't.
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2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: Startup Control Panel 2.8
"Yeah, its simple and excellent"
Pros: Simple, unobtrusive to the system. Definitely to check it out.
Cons: Looking for something to intercept startup just after login so I can choose at that time. ANyone know of somethng?
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2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: Startup Control Panel 2.8
Pros: Startup Control Panel is a simple, yet intuitive, tool allowing users to enable/disable individual programs in the various startup groups on their Windows machine. It even sports a "Recycle bin" in case you decide to resurrect an old startup that was accidentally deleted, a useful feature for us click-happy users. :)
Cons: Nothing, really, except the install binary saved on this site doesn't work. You will need to go to mlin.net to download the standalone executable.
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