Autostart and Process Viewer

Autostart and Process Viewer is a tool that you can use to terminate currently running processes and to manages applications which automatically run at system startup, in order to decrease the boot time.

The interface of the program is user-friendly. Upon initialization, Autostart and Process Viewer automatically displays a list of all currently running processes.

In the list you can check out the name, path, ID, description, memory usage, page file, CPU and priority of each process.

You can accept or unaccept them, open the containing folder, view shell properties, set the priority or kill the respective processes.

You can check out a list with the name, path and location of each program that automatically runs at Windows startup, so you can disable it.

You can create a new item and view statistics concerning CPU and RAM usage. But you can also get a full report on general system information, autostart programs and processes, and optionally copy this data to clipboard.

Autostart and Process Viewer takes up a low-to-moderate amount of system resources, includes a brief help file with snapshots and didn't freeze, crash or pop up errors during our tests. Its response time is very good.

On the other hand, the tool could had welcomed some improvements regarding the interface, since it's a bit outdated. Although it doesn't necessarily bring something new to the table, we strongly recommend Autostart and Process Viewer to all users.