This PowerShell script manages startup commands for your Windows system. It provides a text-based interface to view, add, update, and delete startup commands.

1. View Startup Commands

   • Run the script. It will display a list of startup commands currently configured on your system.

2. Navigation

   • Use the Up and Down arrow keys to navigate through the list.
   • Press Enter to view details of the selected startup command.

3. View Command Details

   • Upon pressing Enter, it will display the name and execution path of the selected startup command.

4. Add a New Startup Command

   • Press A to add a new startup command.
   • Enter the name and execution path as prompted.

5. Update a Startup Command

   • Use the W key to update the selected startup command.
   • Enter the new name and execution path when prompted.

6. Delete a Startup Command

   • Press Del to delete the selected startup command.
   • Confirmation will be requested. Type y to confirm or n to cancel.

7. Refresh List

   • Press F5 or R to refresh the list of startup commands.

8. Exit the Program

   • Press Esc to exit the script.

• Deleting a startup command is irreversible. Be careful when prompted for deletion.

• The script accesses and manipulates the Windows registry to manage startup commands.

• The script will present a text-based user interface, allowing interaction through keyboard commands.

• Windows PowerShell environment.