I am looking for start up delayer?

[Bio-Hazard]

Like the title says, i am looking for start up delayer free or paid. I did google search and i found Start up Delayer (http://www.r2.com.au/software.php?page=2&show=startdelay&PHPSESSID=51519f). Have anyone used it? Is it any good? Does winpatrol have this option aswell?

[NAMOR]

I've used an older version of that program before, when TDS-3 was still around. It worked well back then.

The thread below might help...
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=173425&highlight=startup

[FadeAway]

I am a WinPatrol Plus (paid version) user. The latest version (11.3.2007)
has a start-up delay function which allows you to delay any start-up
program by however many minutes and seconds you want. I delay start
a couple of program 2-5 minutes. Earlier versions had some bugs,
but this version is running perfectly on XP SP2.

[Bio-Hazard]

Thanks Namor and FadeAway.

I am still thinking what to use. Also i found another program from the threahd Namor provided. I think i Winpatrol would be overkill because i already have Online-Armor +AV with firewall and Prevx2 running realtime.

I think i will Xecutor a try.

[bellgamin]

-{ Quote: "I think i will Xecutor a try." }-That's the one I use. Have used it for 3 years. It can do more than merely delay startups. A few examples: It can sequence start-ups, tell a program not to start until others finish loading, tell it to load a program at start-up, but ONLY at certain times of the day, etc.

Wouldn't be without it.

[Bio-Hazard]

-{ Quote: "That's the one I use. Have used it for 3 years. It can do more than merely delay startups. A few examples: It can sequence start-ups, tell a program not to start until others finish loading, tell it to load a program at start-up, but ONLY at certain times of the day, etc.

Wouldn't be without it." }-

I am testing it now. Will see how i get on with it. Can you use it to start security programs aswell or will they automaticly put themself back in the usual place in start up?

[bellgamin]

Most security programs run as services -- which is as it should be. Those programs are outside the purview of Xecutor AFAIK.

[Bio-Hazard]

-{ Quote: "Most security programs run as services -- which is as it should be. Those programs are outside the purview of Xecutor AFAIK." }-

Thank you bellgamin. I thought that would be the case. Still learning to use it.