Startup Manager: Easy Fine-Tuning of Your Windows Startup

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 13, 2006 -- You�re anxious to get to work, but find yourself waiting and waiting through all the programs that run automatically when you start up your computer. What can you do? It�s way too much trouble to sort through the configuration options of all your programs just to turn off the �essential assistants� that run at Windows startup.

But now you�ve got a way out! The Absolute StartUp manager (www.absolutestartup.com) developed by F-Group Software (www.fgroupsoft.com) will help you solve the puzzle. This program will configure and optimize your startup options with a single mouse click � using its collected knowledge database. Absolute StartUp will help you determine what�s essential, what can be turned off and what things are dangerous and should be removed from the startup immediately.
Absolute StartUp is designed to meet the needs of the average user. While the user can watch as the programs run at Windows startup, get a list of them by running the system utility called �msconfig� or view the folders and registry keys manually, he or she is left asking, �Which of these programs do I need?� That�s what Absolute StartUp is made for. Its built-in knowledge database contains information about all the common programs that start up with Windows.

Using the database�s collected knowledge, Absolute StartUp can easily optimize startup routines and decrease the time it takes for Windows to load (especially useful for notebook owners). It only takes a minute � just run Absolute StartUp, review and agree with the optimized version of your startup configuration � that�s it!
There are even more enhancements. Absolute StartUp allows you to configure startup options for each of your programs � it adds new configuration options for them. Beyond just launching programs along with Windows, you can schedule program starts, launch several programs at once, or require the Internet connection to be present to start the program as well as designate hot keys to launch specific applications.