When the computer starts, some programs are loaded automatically. Some of them are used very rarely and are not needed for everyday work, so the user has a natural desire to disable the startup of these programs.
Instructions
Step 1
During installation, many programs prescribe themselves to startup without asking the user if he needs it or not. Over time, when the computer starts up, more and more programs start to start, which significantly increases boot time and decreases system performance. To remedy the situation, you need to edit the startup list by removing unnecessary programs from it.
Step 2
To edit the startup list, open: "Start - Run", enter the msconfig command and click the "OK" button. The "System Settings" window will appear, select the "Startup" tab in it. In the list of automatically loaded programs, uncheck those programs that you do not need to download, and click the "OK" button.
Step 3
The Everest program, also known as Aida64, is very convenient for changing the startup parameters. Install and run the program, open "Programs - Startup". In the list that opens, select and remove those programs whose startup you want to cancel.
Step 4
You can change startup parameters using the CCleaner utility. Install and run it, open the "Startup" tab. For those programs that you do not need to autoload, select the "Disable" mode.
Step 5
You can cancel the startup of unnecessary programs by editing the corresponding entries in the system registry. Open: "Start - Run", enter the command regedit and click "OK". The utility for editing the system registry will open. Open the path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion. In the opened section CurrentVersion there are several folders in which the autostart keys are registered: Run, RunOnce, RunOnceEx. Browse through these folders and delete the keys you don't need.
Step 6
Open the path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion. Check the Run and RunOnce folders. As in the previous case, remove the startup keys for programs you do not need. Do not forget that working with the registry requires caution; if you do something wrong, your computer may simply stop booting.
