

This can occur, for example, if a new program is installed while Autoruns is running.Īnother useful feature is the context menu, which allows several actions, such as deleting an entry. Green-Indicates an entry that was added after the last Autoruns scan.Purple-Indicates the location of an entry, such as Task Scheduler.Pink-Indicates a suspicious entry, one without a publisher or description or with an invalid image signature.Yellow-Indicates a File not found entry whose target isn't found in the expected location.It's best to use the Quick filter on the Everything tab as it searches all ASEP types.Īs you can see in the screenshot, Autoruns uses several highlight colors: Just type a few characters, which can be present in any field of an entry, and proper results are shown.

It's a full-text filter and works really well. If you are looking for a particular entry, use the Quick filter at the ribbon. The Sysinternals Autoruns Everything tab is a single page view of all entries
