Startup Delayer v3.0.320 Final

Startup Delayer v3 — gives you the power to optimize your Startup Process by delaying applications from starting up as soon as you log into your computer. By delaying the applications during start up, your computer becomes usable a lot faster. Startup Delayer will then start launching your delayed applications when your computer is more idle. Does it take quite some time till your computer is ready to use? Do you find your computer is really unresponsive even though you can already see the Desktop? Do you want more control over what starts on your computer? When Windows loads it's Startup file, it attempts to load every program in there at the same time. Therefore if you have quite a lot of programs starting when Windows starts, each program will try and grab CPU and Disk time so that it can load. If each program tries to do this at the same time, you soon notice the slow down that occurs due to your CPU trying to help all the programs to load, and your hard disk accessing multiple files. Startup Delayer allows you add some order to this process by determining the best time to launch your Applications. You can choose to do this based on how idle your computer is, or you can set an arbitrary time.

Features:
— The delay startup programs for a certain period of time.
— Setting the trigger type (normal, collapsed in full screen).
— Automatically start programs on the basis of data on system usage.
— Support for Drag & Drop.
— Delay of the local user to run applications without administrative rights.
— Support for Windows 7 [Munched], UAC and 64-bit versions.
— Add notes to any application.
— Viewing the performance graph of the last run.
— Filtering software for quick search.
— Failure to start the program if it was already running.
— Recovering deleted from the list of applications.
— Service management and running jobs.
— Setting priorities for running applications.
— Automatic removal of duplicate records.
— Viewing the status of running applications.
— Finding information on the programs on the Internet