Autostart And Process Viewer

Autostart And Process Viewer

Having a computer running smoothly, high processing speed . are the criteria users always want, in order to best serve their work. However, despite having the desired computer, over time, the speed of information processing will slow down, the ability to respond to work decreases. In addition to the objective causes of hardware degradation, the computer is also burdened by self-activating programs, processes that are executing unexpectedly.Autostart And Process Viewer 1.4 (APV) helps control and observe every self-activating program, to determine its reliability and make effective preventive decisions if desired, significantly 'rejuvenating' the aging. chemistry 'of the computer.

After activating, APV's working window presents all programs and processes that are being executed on the computer.

You click the Autostart button to view the list of automatically activated programs. You right-click each program, select Unaccept if you want to end its operation due to unreliability, or select Remove to remove from the list, Open folder containing open the folder containing the program .

You click on the Processes button to observe the execution processes. With the list in Processes, right-clicking on each process, the drop-down menu has the function of setting the priority of the process. Hover over Set Priority to see the submenu, click on one of the listed priorities if you want to change the priority that has been verified by APV in the Processes window. Click Kill when you need to delete the process.

APV also provides users with an overview of what is happening on the computer, via the Info button. You click the Info button, click Full report, a new window appears that presents quite sufficient information about each program and process being executed. Check the Start this application with the system check box in the Info window to activate APV when starting the machine, to make sure everything set up previously via APV will work effectively with all programs and progress. activation sequence.

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