I did know about msconfig, but I can't see anything with "Auslogics" or "BoostSpeed" or similar in it in the Startup tab.  Although that may just mean it's using the Admin account, because msconfig seems to require an admin password to run.

StevenAus... what type of account are you using (Administrator, Standard, Guest, Group)?

Autoruns. Kicks everyone else's answer's ass.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902

That Autoruns program was exactly what I wanted!  It helped me remove that error really quickly, thanks for the link!

To Wizard - I know how you can set up a program that requires admin credentials to run on a standard user account by providing admin credentials.  However, Boostspeed was one of those giveawayoftheday or similar things, so I wouldn't be able to re-install it in the near future.  However, the first sentence of this paragraph solves this problem.