Abylon APP-BLOCKER 2013.2

After logon under Windows, the computer starts many applications (APPs) automatically. The most time these processes for the user are not visible. A lot of APPs monitoring the computer, checking for updates or running periodic tasks. Any launched application requires a portion of the processing power, memory and slows down the computer. The software abylon APP-BLOCKER shows all applications clearly in a treeview, like the entries in the startup menu and registry, as well running services and processes. One click is enough to disable or remove the APP permanently.

Key features:

Permanent removal of startup entries in the Start menu.
Permanent removal of Run, RunOnce, RunOnceEx entries in the Registry.
Permanent suppression of programs (Task list).
Permanent stop or removal of services.
Support of '32' and '64bit'.
Support 'Logged in' and 'All users'.
Managers
Abylonsoft
gotd
I would like to...
by comments
by date
by popularity
Sort
Display all
or
Enable filter

40 votes Vote

Lower the price!

You should lower the price by $3.37, or raise it by $1.63 People only tend to buy products that have prices they're familiar with. The point is hard to explain, but round it to the nearest 5 and people will buy it. Take a marketing class and...
Bob, 06.08.2013, 08:13
-1 comment
15 votes Vote

have greater insight into what the running services, processes and start-up items do. Some are quite cryptic. Surely the most common items are known, and something can be said to help make a decision as to whether they are useful..

have greater insight into what the running services, processes and start-up items do. Some are quite cryptic. Surely the most common items are known, and something can be said to help make a decision as to whether they are useful..
gtmoore, 06.08.2013, 18:32
1 comment
1 vote Vote

question

1-Background has made me have a headache - 2-I have tried every 6 ways to Sunday to find out how to register & ?how long is the program activated for (mine says uncertain) 3-yes ?why is the price so high 4 -- there should be VERY large warnings...
Thomas Roberts, 06.08.2013, 15:13
0 comments