If you have ever using microsoft MSCONFIG.exe from windows XP and Vista, you will know the function of the msconfig is setting boot configuration, system services, startup item and tools from windows. Now you can permanently delete the entries of the startup item.

Here’s how it works. You bring up MSConfig by clicking on "Run" in your Windows Start Menu. Navigate to the "Startup" tab and unselect any applications you don’t want to run when Windows loads.

Then fire up MSConfig Cleanup and you should see a list of disabled programs. Check the boxes next to the ones you want to permanently remove, and click "Clean Up Selected." Honestly, we’re not 100% certain why you’d want to use MSConfig and MSConfig Cleanup instead of AutoRuns, but if you’ve already disabled a bunch of programs using MSConfig, this free utility could provide a fast way to make your changes permanent.

Download: Here