Introduction
There is a time-saving feature for professional users to run the programs automatically at startup in the Windows family. We can also use this feature in Windows 10 to run the programs, files, and folders automatically at startup as well. The user can run the programs, files, and folders automatically at startup by placing the programs, files, and folders into the in-built startup folder. Many applications already have an in-built feature in settings to run at startup.
It is a very helpful and time-saving feature for those users who have to work on a particular application regularly. But the user should remember that more programs, files, and folders run simultaneously at startup can cause slowdown the booting process which will be very irritating.
This tutorial will show you various ways on, how to run the programs or apps, files, and folders at startup in Windows 10.
Method 1 - Using Startup Folder
Step 1
From the Start menu, open the Run dialog box or you can press the "Window + R" key to open the RUN window.
Step 2

Type "shell:startup" and press enter key to open the "Startup" folder.
Note
If you want to open the apps or programs, files, and folders to all user accounts, then simply open the "Startup" folder by typing this "shell:common startup"' in RUN command.
To Run The Program or Application (Apps) At Startup
Method 1 - Using The Application Folder
Step 3
Type "shell:appsfolder" and press enter key to open the "Applications" window.

Step 4
Select the applications or programs that you want to open at startup then copy and paste them into the startup folder. Alternatively, the user can drag and drop the selected apps or programs to the startup folder.

Step 5
Boot your laptop or PC and you will see the apps or programs run automatically.








Chaman GautamPosted Jan 21, 2020, 7:54 PM
Nice article brother