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However, if you’ve used Linux before, you might find the interface a little familiar, especially if you’ve used popular distributions like Ubuntu or Linux Mint. If you want to experiment with a Hackintosh or with a genuine Mac, things are just a tad bit different than on Windows. Repeat until you’ve added all of the items you want. Alternatively, you can go to the Start menu itself, click on All Apps, and then right-click the item you want to appear on the Start menu then choose Pin to Start. You can go to the program path, right-click on it, and then select the Pin to Start menu option. Finally if you want to undo all of this, just delete the shortcuts from the startup folder.įrequently Asked Questions How do I add a program to the Start menu?.

Restart your computer and magic will happen!.Repeat the previous steps for everything you want to launch at startup. The shortcut will be created in the folder.A menu will appear, choose Create shortcuts here.Right-click on any file,folder or program and drag it to the startup folder.Open Run, type shell:startup and press Enter.

Our trick to getting things to launch at startup is that we’re going to create a shortcut to those files/folders or programs inside this folder. There’s a startup folder in every Windows version. How to add a file, folder or program to startup?

You’ll be asked to restart your computer either now or later, make your choice.

Open the startup tab and select/unselect all the programs you want to enable/disable and click ok.

Type msconfig.exe in your start menu or Run windows to open the System Configuration panel.

Open Run by pressing the Windows key + R or type Run in your start menu and choose Run.

In these versions of Windows, you won’t be able to find the startup tab in your Task manager, that’s why we follow a different method:

If you can’t see the Startup impact column, right-click on any column and make sure you check the Startup impact from the list.

Once you disable any process, the state will turn into None, which proves that this process can’t affect your startup speed anymore. There are four different states for enabled processes: Low, Medium, High and Not measured. It’s recommended that you disable those with the High state but always make sure you don’t need any of them at startup.

A simple hint may help you choose which programs to disable is the Startup Impact column.

Right-click on the apps you don’t need to start automatically at Windows Startup and select Disable (or Enable if it was already disabled and you want to enable it back).

If you see the small panel, click More details to switch to the big panel.

Open task manager from your taskbar or by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Esc.