Windows 10 disable applications that delay Boot

Have you noticed that your system with 10 χρειάζεται όλο και περισσότερο χρόνο για να ξεκινήσει από ό, τι τερα. Ένοχοι μπορεί να είναι μερικά αργά προthe ones that start at boot. Below we will see how you can control which programs start automatically and how to disable them.

Some apps do not ask for permission to be added to the startup list, others may be present on your computer as bloatware. Well, it's time to take control in your hands, or rather control your boot.boat

Locate and disable startup programs

Open the Windows Task Manager by pressing the three keys together: Ctrl + Shift + Esc. If you see Expand details at the bottom of the window. Click on it.

At Εκκίνηση, ταξινομήσετε τα προγράμματα από Υψηλή σε Χαμηλή επίδραση. Θα δείτε τα προγράμματα που ασκούν μεγαλύτερη πίεση στο δίσκο και στην , which may cause your computer to load longer. Let's see how you can identify the programs you want to disable from loading automatically when your system boots.

(Hopefully you know what all the programs are. If not, right-click and click Search to learn more.)

To disable a program from booting at startup, right-click the list and click Disable. You can reverse this at any other time with another right-click and clicking Enable.

Hidden boot programs

While Task Manager is the simplest way to view boot programs, it may not display them all. The best way to make sure that you see all the programs is a Microsoft utility called Autoruns for Windows.boot, iguru, remove applications

Download it from the link below, start the application and look at the Logon tab.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/downloads/autoruns

You can click on any program you see in the list to see more details at the bottom of the window. The information has the name and file size.

To remove it from the boot, simply untick it in the box. You may need to confirm the action by clicking Run as Administrator.

Let's see which programs you can disable:

Games

If τε κάποιο game client όπως το Steam, το Origin ή το Galaxy GOG, ίσως να δείτε στη λίστα των εφαρμογών που ξεκινούν με το σύστημά σας. Αν παίζετε συνεχώς, μπορείτε να τα αφήσετε, αλλά αν τα χρησιμοποιείτε περιστασιακά είναι ασφαλές να τα απενεργοποιήσετε.

Applications ς

Chat applications, like Skype and others, show your friends when you are logged in and available for chat. The problem is, however, that they have a very heavy footprint on your computer's boot. You can turn them off.

Adobe programs

Adobe Reader is fuzzy and superfluous, but it is included in the list of applications that start at boot time.

If you want to keep it, despite better alternatives, at least you can turn it off.

You may also find Adobe ARM, which is used to automatically update Adobe programs. It is perhaps a bit more useful, but it is still an unnecessary function.

Cloud

You use OneDrive, Dropbox or . All of these apps start at startup so they can sync your files automatically. There is no doubt that this behavior is a very big advantage if you use the cloud all the time.

But if you do not use it often, you do not even need immediate synchronization.

Apple Applications

Apple loads too many applications in auto-boot. If QuickTime is available, uninstall it completely. Apple does not support it and your browser does a much better job.

The Helper and Apple Push might be on the list, especially if you've ever connected an iOS device to your computer. The former ensures that iTunes launches automatically when you connect an iOS device, and the latter is intended to help your system communicate with iCloud. Both can be disabled.

What you have to keep

Of course, antivirus software and usually anything that supports hardware or peripherals like your graphics card or mouse.
For help on what you should not disable, check the Startup Database that has published the bleepingcomputer.

Updated 24/01/2022

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