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Some applications launch themselves whenever you start your computer and load Windows.In most cases, this is the desired behavior.However in some instances, malicious programs such as spyware, Trojans, worms, viruses load in this manner and hijack your computer. It is important to stay vigilant and periodically monitor your startup registry keys and delete keys that are unwarranted.

REGEDIT.EXE is the program you run to enter into the windows registry

You can find ALOT of the startup programs which are running in the background in your Windows Registry.For those who enjoy managing Windows via the command line, you don’t need to launch a GUI application such as REGEDIT and use a pesky mouse. Monad offers a portal to the Registry world via a cmdlet provider called Registry Provider.

So, how do we access the Registry Provider? Think of the provider as very similar to how you would navigate a File System.The registry keys are treated equivalent to folders in the File System and registry values are treated equivalent to files in the File System.

So let’s explore a bit by starting MSH and then set the location to the root of the Registry Provider.

MSH C:monad> cd Registry::

MSH Microsoft.Management.Automation.CoreRegistry::> dir

Hive:

The following are the two most common registry keys which load applications at start up.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun]
– These programs automatically start when any user is logged in. It is used for all users on this computer

[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun]
– The programs here automatically start when the current user logs in. It is used only for current logoned user.

So let’s navigate to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder.

MSH Microsoft.Management.Automation.CoreRegistry::> cd HKLM:

-OR-

MSH Microsoft.Management.Automation.CoreRegistry::> cd HKey_Local_Machine

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Note: Don’t worry about case sensitivity, since Monad is not a case sensitive language

Both operations will lead you to same location.

MSH HLKM:> cd SoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersion

Note: Don’t worry about case sensitivity, since Monad is not a case sensitive language

Now we want to view what is currently registered to startup on every Windows boot up.

MSH HKLM:SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun> dir

Hive: Microsoft.Management.Automation.CoreRegistry::HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFT

WAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun

So how come we are not seeing the applications that start up when Windows is loaded.That is because the registry values are treated as properties on an existing item or registry key.To view the applications loaded at startup, type the following command:

MSH HKLM:SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun> get-itemproperty .

This will list all the registry values under this key.The same steps can be repeated for the HKey_Current_User folder.

Once you identify any unwanted registry values, then you can perform a delete operation in Monad via the remove-itemproperty cmdlet.

MSH HKLM:SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun> remove-itemproperty -path . –property [PropertyName]

Note: Be wary of using wildcard characters since you can accidentally delete all item properties by specifying “*” in the property parameter.

-Satish

Note: if you already know that you want BizSpark, jump straight to the Register section.

Why?

BizSpark is a Microsoft program to help software startups at the beginning when money may be tight. You can utilize it for a maximum of 3 years, but afterwards BizSpark Alumni can keep, at no charge, all the software they downloaded during their three years in the program, including a standard configuration of Windows Server and Microsoft SQL Server. If you wish to purchase after your 3 years in the program, special BizSpark Alumni discounts are available. Microsoft does not take equity in your startup.

BizSpark provides:

* Software: You get access to a ridiculous amount of Microsoft software (a Visual Studio Ultimate MSDN subscription, which includes 900+ current, full-featured software development tools, platform technologies, and server products to build software applications). This includes Windows, Office, Visual Studio, SQL Server, etc. For the most up to date listing of products, click products by benefit level and then click Visual Studio Ultimate with MSDN tab for a representative list of products.

* Cloud services: you receive $150 of free monthly Microsoft Azure benefits. Run your services in the cloud (Azure supports running Linux virtual machines as well as Windows). If you are building Windows, iPhone, or Android apps, take advantage of Windows Azure Mobile Services, which provides cloud storage space, authentication services (with built-in support for using Facebook, Twitter, Google, Microsoft Account/LiveID, and Active Directory credentials as well as custom auth using JWT), and push notifications (with support for Windows Push Notifications, Apple Push Notifications, or Google Cloud Messaging).

* Support: access to investors, advisors, and valuable offers to help run their businesses, find talent, and obtain financing. Startups also get access to technical, product and business training and support.

* Free access to the Windows Stores

* Free promotion to the global BizSpark community

* Do you participate in DVLUP? You can earn points in this BizSpark challenge: https://aka.ms/BizSparkDVLUP

Register

To be eligible, you must meet these criteria:

• Actively engaged in development of a software-based app, product, or service that will form a core piece of your current or intended business. (NOTE: you must be building a product! Startups providing consulting services are not eligible.)
• Your company is privately held, and in business for less than 5 years.
• Makes less than US $1 million in annual revenue

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If you meet all of the criteria, follow this link to register using a code that will fast-track your application:

NOTE: This code will expire on July 1, 2014.

(Update: Apparently this blog post was linked to from an MSDN Flash newsletter that was sent out on July 1, right when the code expires. Therefore, I've generated a new code; this one will expire on Dec 27, 2014: http://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/Register.aspx?SecurityCode=gLCrLaQREv)

It also helps if you already have a company domain and email address, and use those during your registration.

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If any step of the registration process is confusing, my teammate Bret created a BizSpark enrollment tutorial.

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Help!

Here are some great resources to help you:

• Official BizSpark FAQ: http://www.microsoft.com/BizSpark/faqs.aspx
• FAQ and weekly chat on Twitter: https://aka.ms/BizSparkChat
• BizSpark enrollment tutorial: http://bretstateham.com/bizspark-enrollment-tutorial/

Also, if you are a startup that doesn’t have a public-facing company name or website yet, please contact me directly.