FSAutoStart is a tiny tool that provides easy access to an automatic shut down of various services and programs that take up a lot of CPU and system memory.

It is ideal for the users who usually need that extra mile to run a program which requires a high amount of resources.

The user interface is standard, easy to navigate through, with no extraordinary features. Both first-time users and power users can benefit from FSAutoStart.

You can select Services, Programs, or Configure.

In Services you view a list of all applications installed on your computer, along with a description, status, startup type, and logging information. Each one can be started, stopped, resumed, paused or restarted.

Additionally, there's an option to cleanup disks, but also to customize the view.

The Programs section grants access to the programs that are currently running on the system. Each of them can be stopped, stopped and restarted, or removed from the list. Saving the program settings is also possible.

In Configuration you can set a path to an application, command line, process priority, delay before auto starting other programs, but there are other options, like setting the number of seconds to wait before killing a non-responsive program, memory defragmentation, log control output, and others.

Evidently, the program uses a tiny portion of CPU and system memory. Our tests ran great, and FSAutoStart managed to free up some resources.

The fact of the matter is that FSAutoStart is a great tweaking tool that gives you additional access to your installed applications. And the best part about it is that it's free!