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ASoft AutoExit is an application that you can use to shut down, log off, reboot, reboot shell, Power Off, lock the workstation or Hibernate Windows. You can do it instantly or you can set a time, date and frequency. You can also use the settings with REMOTE computers; the options are the same as for a local computer. All you have to do is choose the computers that you want to shut down, set their options and set the timer. You can display a message box so that you can intercept a shut down by ASoft AutoExit , even with sound. This new version is designed especially for use in networks/intranet. Just try it, it's small and easy to use! The supported Operating systems are: Windows 95/98/98SE/Me/NT4/2000/Xp/2003/2003R2/Vista.
AutoExit 2007
ASoft AutoExit is an application that you can use to shut down, log off, reboot, reboot shell, Power Off, lock the workstation or Hibernate Windows. You can do it instantly or you can set a time, date and frequency. You can also use the settings with REMOTE computers; the options are the same as for a local computer. All you have to do is choose the computers that you want to shut down, set their options and set the timer. You can display a message box so that you can intercept a shut down by ASoft AutoExit , even with sound. This new version is designed especially for use in networks/intranet. Just try it, it's small and easy to use! The supported Operating systems are: Windows 95/98/98SE/Me/NT4/2000/Xp/2003/2003R2/Vista.
Startup Master
Startup Master is a very simple, convenient and powerful startup manager. Startup Master can help you to add, edit or delete items of Windows startup.
XP Utilities Lite
XP Utilities Lite is a powerful and handy set of tools for your every day use, allowing you to control and modify your system safely and easily. It has been designed specially for use with Windows XP Professional and Home editions.
Folder Guide
Folder Guide is the fastest way that allows you quick jump to your frequently used folders in the Windows Explorer, in standard Open/Save as/Browse dialogs, the desktop and the Start Button.
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