CCLeaner is the only registry “cleaner” I use and I highly recommend anyone who uses Windows to run this at least once a week. Aside from it’s great registry optimizing ability, it also can show you very plainly exactly what Windows loads every time your computer starts up (including executables and DLL’s). In this video I show you how to see your startup list and how to look up information for items in that list.
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How-To: Use CCleaner to Speed Up Windows Startup
Posted Nov 19, 2007 by Rich Menga
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It’s one of my favorite freeware programs I use. Thanks for the tips.
[...] Details and instructions on another very handy free tool that removes these things easily can be found here. Take special note of when Rich goes through the details of the startup menu. He tells you [...]