BootRacer

BootRacer 9.50

Monitors Boot Time and Controls Startup Apps

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Latest version 9.55.2026
Developer Greatis Software
Freeware Absolutely free
Mac No version
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BootRacer is a small, free utility which solves a problem that for the last twenty years, Microsoft has not.
BootRacer gives you control over which of your programs start automatically when Windows boots.
At the click of a button, BootRacer will delay the initiation of those startup programs which you've decided don't need to start simultaneously with Windows.
You can easily disable the startup of any program without any risk to your PC, because BootRacer is completely safe. And most importantly, BootRacer makes it easy to revert any changes you make, by giving you up to 1,000 undo steps.
BootRacer shows you how much boot time can be saved, should you decide to disable the auto-startup of your programs, thereby empowering you to make well-informed decisions. BootRacer also gives you control over the order in which your programs start.
BootRacer is simple, easy and intuitive, and is free for non-commercial use.

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Useful to show if system slowed down e.g WINDOWS UPDATES. More
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The program gives me quick access to how long it took to boot my computer. More
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