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Autoruns for Windows v.11.42
This utility, which has the most comprehensive knowledge of auto-starting locations of any startup monitor, shows you what programs are configured to run during system bootup or login, and shows you the entries in the order Windows processes them.
JConfigRegister v.0.5
Calculator for the 4-digit hexadecimal "configuration register" used in Cisco routers for bootup settings.
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XXCLONE
XXCLONE copies the whole Win NT, 2000 or XP system volume to another disk that will be ready to boot without a restore step. You may boot the system from the clone volume when disaster strikes. The cloned volume may be of any size as long as the volume
XXCOPY
XXCOPY is a boldly extended XCOPY using the same command syntax. It performs file-copy, delete, search and many common file management operations. It can select files and directories by the date, age, and size, as well as the comparison between the source
Notebook Manager v.1 26
Notebook Manager is a management software that allows you to control various hardware and software settings on your personal laptop computer.
VSuite Ramdisk (Free Edition) v.1.18.1531.1240
VSuite Ramdisk (Free Edition) is a simple-to-use solution for hard-disk bottleneck issue. It employs smart software algorithm, which effectively and efficiently simulates a hard disk using existing RAM.
Linpus-Lite v.1.4.0.3
Linpus Lite, the choice of several of the world's largest ODMs in the netbook space, is a Linux operating system specially designed for a better mobile Internet and netbook experience.
VSuite Ramdisk v.1.18.1531.1240
VSuite Ramdisk Overview - Speed Up Your Computer Surprisingly VSuite Ramdisk is a simple-to-use solution for hard-disk bottleneck issue. It employs smart program algorithm, which impactfully and efficiently simulates a hard disk using existing RAM.
AutoRuns v.11.32
Why does logon take so long time than before? What are all those icons in the system tray? How do I stop programs from starting automatically? How do I get rid of that strange error that keeps cropping up during logon?