How to delete programs from autoload

On the one hand, the autoload of programs in the computer is very useful. This feature allows you to run favorite applications automatically, thereby simplifying the user. However, the vulnerability also lies here, since the programs in autoload can slow down the operation of the machine or bypassing the PC protection.

The need to remove programs from autoload may occur not only in cases when it is written to itself there, but also if the need for its use has dropped. Turn on-Disable programs is sometimes useful for test tests and maintenance. To go to autoload in Windows XP and similar to it, press WIN-KEY and open the Start menu in which you want to find the "Run" function. We click on it and open the command line in which you are prescribed "msconfig". Confirm the entry key input, as a result of which the "System Configuration" window should be opened.

Here we go to the "Autoload" tab, which will show us the entire list of programs, their location, manufacturer, commands for control and other useful data. There is an opinion that the fewer programs in the autoload, the better. If you do not go into details, then this is true. To add or remove from here by, simply install or remove the checkbox from the square to the left of the name. After pressing "apply" and "OK".

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After that, the screen will appear on the screen that the system may need a reboot. If now there is no need for it, boldly press the "outlet without reboot". The changes will still take effect after the next inclusion. It is believed that the optimal number of programs loading automatically - no more than seven. One of the mandatory among them is antivirus. On the above picture, he is the only marked flag.

Alternative way to log in to autoload - Open any folder or "My computer" and write the path in the address line, like " C: \\ Documents and Settings \\ all Users \\ Main menu \\ Programs \\ Autoload" A specific path may differ from the above, it all depends on the personal installations and system settings. For example, in Win 7 in the screenshot below it looks like "C: \\ Users \\ APPDATA \\ Roaming \\ Microsoft \\ Windows \\ Start Menu \\ Programs \\ Startup". After that, a folder will open to which you can add to the usual drag and add programs shortcuts (it is labels, and not installation files). You can duplicate the shortcut by clicking on it with the right mouse button and selecting the "Create a shortcut" line from the context menu.

The "Startup" item can also be found in the "Start" menu. But in most cases it does not contain a list of all the necessary applications. Therefore, it is preferable to use the two ways above.

Carefully inspect the software list in automatic download. If the name of the application is unknown to you, it is possible to introduce it to the search engine and find out if there is a need for it. No need to be afraid to disable something important, all changes here can be returned back.