At work, we have a great utility to see what dll files and drivers are loaded on startup. From there, we can delete dll files that look like viruses and scan for unsigned drivers.Is there a way--even in the registry--that I can get a list of all the dll files loaded up automatically whenever I login to my Windows 7 machine?

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You are probably thinking of the SysInternals tool called AutoRuns

It may just be me, but autoruns doesn't seem to work that well in Windows 7.First of all, the help just displays, "Navigation to this webpage has been cancled."Secondly, selecting "Hide Microsoft Items" doesn't seem to do anything anymore.Any news on a new version coming out?

This tool does work in W7, although, as you point out, the help function doesn't work. As regards Hide Microsoft and Windows Entries in the Options menu, this function does work, but you have topress F5 (or click on Refresh in the File menu.Here is a link to the main Autoruns page. Note that there is a link on that page to the specific forum for any queries you might have with this tool. Both links provided below for convenience.Autorunshttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb963902.aspxForumhttp://forum.sysinternals.com/forum_topics.asp?FID=16