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Startup Applications List

Unfortunately, due to a change in my circumstances, the startup programs database here at Sysinfo.org will no longer be updated and the off-line downloads are no longer available. The version at Pacman's Portal will, however, continue to be updated and it's recommended that you refer to that site for more up to date information. The reason for this change in policy cannot be disclosed at this time but I hope you have enjoyed using the database here and thank you for your support and kind comments over the years.

Paul Collins

If you're frustrated with the time it takes your Windows 7/Vista/XP PC to boot and then it seems to be running slowly you may have too many programs running at start-up - and you have come to the right place to identify them. This is the original startup programs (as opposed to processes/tasks) list - one of the most accurate and comprehensive. Services are not included - see below. The database is mirrored in a slightly different format at Pacman's Portal.

"Name or Startup Item" in the table below refers to how an entry is displayed in MSConfig, Windows Defender or the registry "Run" keys. "Command or Data" refers to the program the entry runs. For further information on this and how to identify and disable startup programs you may want to also visit this page.

For further information on random startup entries please visit the Startups Info page.

Last update :- 29th July, 2011
24133 items listed

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Name or Startup ItemStatusCommand or DataDescriptionTested?
PlobXkernel.comAdded by the OPTIXPRO.12 BACKDOOR!No
PlobXkerneli.comAdded by the OPTIXPRO.12 BACKDOOR!No
Protocol SettingsXkav.exeAdded by a variant of the RBOT WORM!No
psklUkeyspy.exeKeyboardLogger keystroke logger/monitoring program - remove unless you installed it yourself!No
PujanggaXKOMPTI.exeAdded by the PITKOM-A TROJAN! No
Rakyat_KelaparanXKuli.exeAdded by the SILLYFDC.BDM WORM!No
RKLG StartupUklg.exeLocal Keylogger Pro keystroke logger/monitoring program - remove unless you installed it yourself!No
rn4dXkolder.exe dirote.exeAdded by the MAROON.A BACKDOOR! Both files are located in %System%\d0e0t1No
RPCall_WIN2KXKurawas.exeAdded by the BHARAT.A WORM!No
rundll32Xkernel32.exeAdded by the STAP-C WORM!No
rundll32Xkernel33.exeAdded by the STAP-D WORM!No
Service SystemXkernels32.exeAdded by the BANCOS-DA TROJAN!No
Service SystemXkgbfsm344.exeAdded by the BANCOS-FS TROJAN!No
SETPOINT Logitech IncXKHALMNP.exeAdded by the RBOT-AAX WORM!No
SiS KHookerNkhooker.exeSiS Keyboard Daemon. System Tray utility which gets installed by the drivers of the latter day SiS VGA cards. Can cause errors at startup and isn't requiredNo
Srv32WinXKeyCaptor.exeKeyCaptor surveillance software. Uninstall this software unless you put it there yourselfNo
Start RF Wireless KeyboardYktrexe.exeYuanxun Electronics RF wireless keyboard driverNo
startkeyXkrnl.exeAdded by the BIFROSE-S TROJAN!No
suapafjjXkgejbaytssd.exeAdded by the AGENT-MXH TROJAN!No
SystemXkernels32.exeAdded by the DLOADER-FC TROJAN!No
SystemXkernels64.exeAdded by the VIXUP-S TROJAN!No
SystemXkernels1118.exeAdded by a variant of the SDBOT WORM!No
SystemXkernels88.exeAdded by the TIBS-PP TROJAN!No
SystemXkernels8.exeAdded by the TIBS.AI TROJAN!No
SystemXkernel8.exeAdded by the DLOADR-AOL TROJAN!No
SystemXkernelwind32.exeAdded by the VXIDL.FT TROJAN!No
SystemXkernelwind64.exeAdded by the DLOADER.DJD TROJAN!No
systemXkernel32.iniAdded by the SILLYFDC.CJ WORM!No
SystemXkrln32.exeMalware installed by different rogue security software including SpyKillerProNo
System StartupXkimochi.exeAdded by a variant of the RBOT WORM!No
SystemToolsXkernels32.exeAdded by the DLOADER-FC TROJAN!No
SystemToolsXkernels1118.exeAdded by the SMALL.DGK TROJAN!No
SystemToolsXkernels8.exeAdded by the FNG TROJAN!No
SystemToolsXkernels88.exeAdded by the TIBS-PP TROJAN!No
SystrayXKAT.vbsAdded by the SOAD-D WORM!No
TaskmanXKHATRA.exeAdded by the AUTORUN-AKR WORM!No
TaskMgrXkeymayker.exeAdded by the LDPINCH-EP TROJAN!No
Toshiba Key StateUKEYSTATE.EXEDisplays an icon in the System Tray indicating the state of the CAPS LOCK key. Can be handy on (e.g., Toshiba) laptops which do not have a Caps Lock indicator light. Available via Start -> ProgramsNo
TXMouieXkeepSafe.exeAdded by the KILLAV.KAX TROJAN! Note - this is not the legitimate KeepSafe from Stardock Corporation which shares the same filename and is normally located in a %ProgramFiles%\Stardock subfolder. This one is found in %System%No
TypingSatelliteNKBOOST.exeTyping Master 2002 background utility that collects typing errors and builds up customised typing lessons for your needs. Available via Start -> ProgramsNo
USB-TenKey USBKPDrvYKPDRV4XP.EXEMultimedia USB keypad driver. Required if you use the additional keysNo
USBKBDrvYKPDrv4XP.EXEMultimedia keyboard/keypad driver. Required if you use the additional keysNo
vcbbjfXkeepSafe.exeAdded by the KILLAV.KAX TROJAN! Note - this is not the legitimate KeepSafe from Stardock Corporation which shares the same filename and is normally located in a %ProgramFiles%\Stardock subfolder. This one is found in %System%No
VC_LogUkeylog.exePaqKeylog is a surveillance software program that logs keystrokes and can run in stealth mode. Uninstall this software unless you put it there yourselfNo
VMware User ProcessXKHATRA.exeAdded by the AUTOIT.K TROJAN!No
Warga KompTiXKOMPTI.exeAdded by the PITKOM-A TROJAN! No
Win32 Kernel core componentXKernel32.pifAdded by the MOKS VIRUS!No
Win32GXKernel32.comAdded by the ESTRELLA TROJAN!No
WIn32S Java DLLXkavsvx.exeAdded by the AGOBOT-RZ WORM!No
Win32UpdaterXKERNAL32.EXEAdded by the SPYBOT-OK WORM!No
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Notes & Warnings

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DISCLAIMER: It is assumed that users are familiar with the operating system they are using and comfortable with making the suggested changes. We will not be held responsible if changes you make cause a system failure.

WARNING: This is NOT a database of tasks/processes taken from Task Manager or the Close Program window (CTRL+ALT+DEL) but a database of startup applications, although you will find some of them listed via this method. Pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL identifies programs that are currently running - not necessarily at startup. For a list of tasks/processes you should try the Process Library from Uniblue, the list at PC Pitstop or one of the many others now available. Therefore, before ending a task/process via CTRL+ALT+DEL just because it has an "X" recommendation, please check whether it's in MSConfig or the registry first. An example would be "svchost.exe" - which doesn't appear in either under normal conditions but does via CTRL+ALT+DEL. If in doubt, don't do anything.

To avoid the database becoming too large, all virus entries are only shown using the registry version which is common to all Windows versions. Otherwise there would be multiple entries for popular filenames that viruses often use - such as "svchost" above for example. Multiple viruses can also use the same startup entries, in this case only those with significant differences (such as file location) are repeated in this database.

NOTE: There are a number of virus and malware entries listed in this database where specific removal instructions haven't been given. If this is the case then you could try ComboFix, a program written by sUBs that can remove many different types of Trojans and Worms. See here for a tutorial on how to use the program

IMPORTANT: A number of entries are repeated due to the way that different operating systems display startup items. For example, WinMe lists "POPROXY.EXE" as "Norton eMail Protect" in both MSCONFIG and the registry whereas WinXP lists it as "Poproxy" in MSCONFIG and "Norton eMail Protect" in the registry.

SERVICES: "Services" from the NT/2K/XP/Vista/7 operating systems are not included. I fully understand that some programs with these OS's use "Services" as an alternative to load their component parts at startup but these are handled in a different way. We recommend you try BlackViper for information on services for the relevant operating systems.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

If you're looking for a startup manager then why not try Spybot - Search & Destroy (by Safer Networking Ltd) as the startup programs section (select the Advanced mode) includes descriptions from this database. You might also want to try their RunAlyzer and FileAlyzer tools.

As there are more than 10,000 entries in this database related to viruses, trojans, worms and other malware we recommend you use a quality internet security package. Which ever you choose, keep it updated.

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Portions Copyright © Peter Forrest, Denny Denham, Sylvain Prevost, Tony Klein, CastleCops & Bleeping Computer
Database creation and support by Patrick Kolla
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