This utility can auto-start the location of any startup monitor, display what programs are configured to run during system bootup or login, and show the entries in the order that Windows processes them.

• A. Process Monitor
• B. Mirekusoft Install Monitor
• C. Autoruns for Windows
• D. Installation monitoring

Answer: (C)

The utility in question is specialized for listing every place Windows can automatically start a program and for showing what’s configured to run at boot or logon, along with the order Windows processes those startup entries. Autoruns for Windows from Sysinternals is built for this purpose. It scans all auto-start locations—such as various registry Run keys, RunOnce keys, startup folders, scheduled tasks, services, drivers, AppInit entries, and more—and presents every program or script that Windows is configured to launch automatically. It also helps you see how these items are sequenced within the boot/login process, giving a complete view of the startup chain. This makes it the best choice for understanding and managing startup behavior, unlike tools that focus on real-time system activity or installation monitoring.