Now, click on Scripts (Login / Logout), and in the right pane, double-click Login. In the left pane, go to User Configuration, where you select Windows Settings. This will take you to the Group Policy Editor. Press Windows + R keys and type gpedit.msc, click OK. Other Windows versions do not support this tool. If you are using Windows Pro or Enterprise and you want to add applications to startup, you can do this using the Group Policy Editor. That's all now, the required application will start automatically with Windows every time. Then click on the "Browse" button and select the required application and click OK to save the task. Later or now, you can configure the execution of this task for a specific user, or, for all PC users, you can postpone and repeat the task.Īfter these settings, go to the "Actions" tab and click "Create". Next, on the "Triggers" tab, click the "New" button and set the "Start task" parameter to "At login". In the new window on the right pane, click "Create task" - enter the name of your task and check the "Run with the highest privileges" box. Press Windows Key + R and enter taskschd.msc click OK. This method is ideal for both power users and casual users, who want complete control over their tasks. Task Scheduler is a built-in tool with which you can configure the launch of certain applications at a specific time, as well as add applications to startup. This will add the startup application to Windows 10, 11.Īccordingly, to remove the application, you will need to remove the shortcut from the startup folder. Next, create a shortcut for this application, copy it, and paste it into the launch window. When the startup window opens, you need to find the application executable file that should load when Windows boots. In that case, if you want to add /remove startup for all users universally, enter the following command: shell: Common Startup. Press the Win + R key combination and enter the following command: shell: Startup and press Enter. One of the options for changing startup programs is to use File Explorer.
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