Startup View

Startup View is a user-friendly and quite effective piece of software that was developed to help you set the programs you need to launch at startup, for your work or entertainment (for instance, a music player, or a web browser).

Accessible and intuitive usage

The utility displays a very simple user interface, making it quite easy to handle by anyone, even the less experienced, due to its straightforward functionality and looks.
The main window of Startup View is split into two main tabs, ‘Startup Manager’ and ‘Task Scheduler’, enabling you to easily switch between them and work with the one you need, without having to handle multiple panels and menus.

Effortlessly define your Windows startup list

From the ‘Startup Manager’ section of the application, you can add a new item to your Windows startup queue, by browsing through your system and selecting the corresponding executable.
Subsequently, you can press on ‘Add to List’ and check its box, so from that moment on, every time you open your PC, the indicated tool will launch as well. Leaving its box unchecked will add it to the ‘Task Scheduler’ section, for a more well defined time configuration.
However, Startup View does not display the entries you already have in your startup list, nor does it allow you to delay them for a few seconds or minutes, so as not to overwhelm your system when launching it.

Run programs or reboot your PC at a user-defined moment

The ‘Task Scheduler’ tab enables you to choose a utility and decide the precise hours when it should start, having the possibility of indicating the exact weekdays you need it to run; this is useful particularly if you do not work with it on a daily basis.
From this same location, Startup View also allows you to schedule your computer to logoff, restart or shutdown, simply by selecting the corresponding power option, then setting its date and time preferences.

A practical startup configuration instrument

All in all, Startup View proves to be a practical and easy to understand application that you can resort to for setting up your Windows startup queue, proving equally useful in shutting down, restarting your logging you off your computer at a predetermined time.