Autorun Organizer For Windows Free

It is certainly useful to be able to set the applications you use on a daily basis to start with Windows but too many entries in the startup list might slow down your computer and affect its overall performance. That is why it is recommended you manage this list carefully, at least once in a while.

Aside from the Windows built-in tools for managing startup items (to be more specific, there is a startup manager integrated in the Task Manager), there are dedicated applications that can do the same or more.

Autorun Organizer For Windows Free is designed to provide an alternative way to manage all the startup items in Windows to make sure the system runs at top performance. It displays all the startup items in an organized table, revealing the software name, its complete path, and the associated registry key.

There are just a few control options available. You can enable or disable the selected startup items, or completely remove them from the list if you wish to. The list can be exported to various formats, namely text, CSV, and HTML. On the downside, you cannot manually add new items to start with Windows.

Since it can be thought of as an alternative to the startup manager in Control Panel, you might expect Autorun Organizer For Windows Free to have an extended feature set. The application is definitely easy to use and can succeed in helping you manage existing startup items. Nevertheless, it displays limited information about each entry in the list and features a small number of control options.

Unlike other applications of its kind, this particular one does not allow you to quickly perform a lookup of a certain startup entry on the Internet. Thus, if you identify suspicious startup items, you must perform the search manually.

The possibility to set delayed startup items is also a missing feature usually found in competitor apps.

While Autorun Organizer For Windows Free has its advantages (it is easy to use and install, allows the management of existing startup applications), these do not make up for the series of important functions that seem to be missing completely.