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shell:startup is the direct command to access the . It allows users to automatically launch specific applications, files, or scripts immediately upon logging into Windows. It is distinct from the "All Users" folder ( shell:common startup ) and offers more flexibility than the modern Task Manager interface for adding custom scripts or non-standard applications.
While the command shell:startup is the easiest way to get there, the folder actually resides deep within your user profile. The physical path is:
The Task Manager interface only allows you to toggle apps on or off. It does not allow you to add new apps easily or run custom scripts. For adding custom scripts, portable applications, or specific files to open on boot, shell:startup remains the superior method.
Unlike the modern Task Manager startup list, the shell:startup folder does not have a built-in "delay" feature. However, you can create a batch script to delay the launch of a program so it doesn't bog down the boot process immediately.
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shell:startup is the direct command to access the . It allows users to automatically launch specific applications, files, or scripts immediately upon logging into Windows. It is distinct from the "All Users" folder ( shell:common startup ) and offers more flexibility than the modern Task Manager interface for adding custom scripts or non-standard applications.
While the command shell:startup is the easiest way to get there, the folder actually resides deep within your user profile. The physical path is:
The Task Manager interface only allows you to toggle apps on or off. It does not allow you to add new apps easily or run custom scripts. For adding custom scripts, portable applications, or specific files to open on boot, shell:startup remains the superior method.
Unlike the modern Task Manager startup list, the shell:startup folder does not have a built-in "delay" feature. However, you can create a batch script to delay the launch of a program so it doesn't bog down the boot process immediately.
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