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autoruns, or "What is all this stuff doing on my computer" revisited

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My old post on "What is all this stuff doing on my computer" described how to track down and identify all the processes that start automatically when you log on to Windows. That post continues to get lots of Google traffic, due to a list of all the weird and wonderful executables that get started on a Toshiba Tablet PC, but thankfully the process of identifying them has just gotten a lot easier.

Autoruns screenshot

All you need is autoruns.exe, which you can get for free from Sysinternals.com.

The Sysinternals folks have made two huge usability improvements in the latest version of autoruns: it shows a description and publisher for each entry, plus a simple checkbox to disable or re-enable it. So there's no longer any need to use procexp to find process information, or msconfig to experiment with temporarily disabling something — one tool does it all.

Highly recommended.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    August 27, 2004
    Thanks for this. Autoruns' new interface is v nice.
    btw I also use WinPatrol http://www.winpatrol.com. Its Startup Programs function offers bonus of listing programs that are in startup but have been disabled. Can be a useful reminder.
    RCH
  • Anonymous
    August 27, 2004

    +1
  • Anonymous
    August 29, 2004
    Isn't this almost what MSConfig does anyway? Start Menu > Run > MSConfig
  • Anonymous
    August 29, 2004
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  • Anonymous
    August 30, 2004
    I've changed my mind.. This is a good tool. I noticed the explorer addins bit and IE addins so it is definitely better than MSConfig. YAY I can remove the 'wonderful' Nvidia AVI properties thing.