Simple Startup

Why does Windows take so long to load? Because all those programs which are slated to run at startup all want to be first in line. Imagine the chaos which goes on when twenty (20) or more programs decides to launch all at once. You guessed it - your typical rush hour experience only in computer terms and not traffic. So why does this happen?

Importance: Each programmer believes their program is great. So great that you should have it up and running - even before the user can interact with the computer.

News flash: only security software is so important it needs to be run before anything else.

EGO: This traffic jam could be avoided if there was a time delay before starting the program when said program is launched on startup. But "my program" is so important that the users should not wait. It's bad for business.

Yeah but it is bad for users and their experience. Do these programmers even care?

Simplicity: Why make users search for a program? Shouldn't the computers male their lives easier? So we will execute on startup and the user never has to worry.

So you create one problem by pretending to solve another?

There needs to be a better way to handle this. Fortunately, I have found a better way.

Unfortunately, this product is taking longer to create than imagined. When it is available, it will be placed here.

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