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StartCleaner 1.1.2 Update

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Update

  • Added a safety check to help prevent accidental deletion of startup items
  • Fixed an error when loading update information on some devices
  • Easily manage programs that run automatically at boot time.
  • Unified management of startup folders, registry, task scheduler, services, and more.
  • Safely change settings by disabling instead of deleting.

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History

  • Version 1.1.1 (2026/07/20)
    • Added complete removal of startup programs and their remaining traces in one step
    • Enhanced confirmation and safeguards to help prevent accidental removal
    • Improved an issue where removed programs could reappear in the list for some users
  • Version 1.1.0 (2026/04/30)
    • Improved startup program list loading speed significantly
    • Optimized repeated processing to boost responsiveness
    • Reduced delays when loading Task Scheduler entries
    • Cleaned up unused internal code for better stability
  • Version 1.0.9 (2026/03/27)
    • Fixed an issue where startup items could be shown incorrectly
    • Improved stability when changing startup settings
    • Enhanced reliability while loading the startup list
    • Improved general stability through internal code cleanup
  • Version 1.0.8 (2026/02/26)
    • Improved stability of update data handling

License

  • StartCleaner is freeware.
  • You may use it freely anywhere, including at companies, at home, in government offices, and at schools.
  • You may freely distribute it anywhere.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Is StartCleaner free?
    Yes, you can use StartCleaner for free at companies, at home, at schools, and in government offices.
  • Does it need to be installed?
    No, you can run and use it right away without any installation.
  • Can I only disable items rather than delete them?
    Yes, you can manage settings safely by disabling items instead of deleting programs.
  • What items can I manage?
    You can manage all items that run automatically at startup, including Startup folders, the registry, Task Scheduler, and services.

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