Echtzeit

Yes, is doesn't make a difference.

You mean "Activate" and "Delete"? They show up black, yes.

Everything you see in the picture that is disabled, can only be enabled and not deleted. But everything is in fact enabled (as in: it's loaded at system start). You see? I've tried msconfig, but it doesn't show the entries either, just like the Task Manager. I really don't understand what's happening here. I've used CCleaner on dozens of systems and never once have I seen such behaviour.

I'm running Windows 8.1 x64 on an ASUS laptop. I can't delete the start up entries that were installed by the OEM (they don't even show up in the task manager, which is weird). They show up greyed out and I can activate them (even though they are active), but deleting them results in an error message. The message is in german, it translates to: "The system can't find the object. " Everything that I installed I can change without a problem. Is there a solution to this?