Comodo One

• Introduction To Remote Monitoring And Management Module
  • Quick Start Guide
  • System Requirements
• Install RMM Administrative Console
  • Login To The RMM Administrative Console
• The RMM Administrative Console
• The Devices Interface
  • Apply Policies
  • Run Procedures
• The Sessions Interface
  • Support Sessions Interface – An Overview
  • Handle Support Sessions
    • Run Procedures From A Support Sessions
    • Use RMM Tools
      • Access Endpoints Through Remote Desktop Connection
      • Manage Autoruns
      • System Cleaner
      • Power Management
      • Manage Internet Browser Add-ons
      • Active Connections Manager
      • Restore A Client System
      • Hardware Monitor Tool
      • Unattended Technical Support
      • Access Command Prompt Window Of Client System
      • Manage Currently Running Processes
      • Obtain System Inventory Information
      • Transfer Files From / To Client System
• The Jobs Interface
  • Manage Jobs
  • Execute Jobs On Endpoints
• The Procedures Interface
  • Manage Procedures
  • Run Procedures On Endpoints
• The Policies Interface
  • Manage Policies
• Appendix – Issue Codes For Monitors
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Manage Autoruns

The Autoruns Manager tool allows admins to view and edit endpoint start-up items which are loaded when the system boots-up. Unnecessary start-up items can hog system resources and lead to the system becoming sluggish or unresponsive.

Start-up items can also have a significant impact on the security of the computer. Some forms of malware will add a start-up item to run in the background which facilitates the execution of key loggers, rootkits, buffer overflows and Denial of Service (DoS) attacks. 

To deploy Autoruns Manager tool

• Select 'Remote Desktop' from the 'Deploy Tool' drop-down on the left

A new 'Autoruns Manager' tab will be created in the main configuration area.

Select the category of the start-up item from the drop-down at the bottom:

• Startup Applications - Displays the autorun items identified from standard autostart locations such as the Startup folder for all users, the Registry Run keys, and standard application launch locations.

• Services - Displays the modules loaded as Windows Services.

• Drivers - Displays the kernel-mode drivers that are in currently enabled on the system.

• Native Applications - Displays the native system applications that are currently running on the system.

Startup Applications

Selecting 'Startup applications' displays the autorun items identified from standard autostart locations such as the Startup folder for all users, the Registry Run keys, and standard application launch locations, whether they are digitally signed, the path and source of the application.

• To remove a startup application, select it and click the 'Remove' button at the bottom. The selected item will be removed only from the startup item. The user will be able to run the application manually in future.
  

Services

Selecting 'Services' applications displays Windows Services that are currently loaded in to the system with their current running status, whether the service is digitally signed and the path of the application.

• To view the start type of a service, select it and the 'Start Type' drop-down displays its status
  

• To totally remove a service from the computer, select it and click 'Uninstall'

• To stop a running service, select it and click 'Stop'

• To restart a stopped service, select it and click 'Start'

• To change how a service should start, select it, choose the option from the 'Start Type' drop-down and click 'Apply'.

Drivers

Selecting Drivers displays the device drivers that are currently loaded into the system with their current running status and whether the driver is digitally signed.

• To remove a driver from the system, select it and click 'Uninstall'

• To start/stop a driver, select it and click the 'Start/Stop' button

To change the way a driver should start, select it and choose the option from the 'Start Type' drop-down

To change the error severity of a driver, select it and choose the option from 'Error' drop-down:

To change the file type of a driver, select it and choose the option from the 'Type' drop-down:

• Click 'Apply' for your changes to take effect

Native Applications

Selecting Native Applications displays the native system applications currently loaded into the system.

• To remove an application, select the item and click 'Remove'.