It lists all of the programs that are set to start when Windows does and allows you to decide what gets to start up with Windows and what doesn't. It's available as both a Control Panel applet or as a standalone program and it's simple to use. Don't want a program to start up with Windows? Just right click on it in Startup Control Panel and select disable. If you later decide you want the program to run, just re-enable it or select Run Now and it will launch.
--Richard Baguley
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This attractive and geeky launcher is highly configurable and puts the launch power right under your cursor.
CSMenu is a freeware program that returns the classic start menu to Windows 7.
Give XP the look and feel of Vista with these icons.
Christmas clock with Santa, the reindeers, and the sleigh.
Command up to four desktops on your PC from the Windows taskbar with this PowerToy.
Run rings around your PC with this clever program dock.
Corral your wayward windows into different virtual desktops for a cleaner, better organized workspace.
Beef up the options in the SendTo menu with this handy freebie.
Change the way that Vista's User Account Control works.
File copying tool is great for large scale copying and will skip files it can't handle without coming to a halt.
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