Startup items are programs, shortcuts, folders, drivers, etc. which are configured to launch or run automatically when Windows starts after a user logs in. Startup items can be added manually by you or automatically by installed programs or drivers.
Microsoft has reduced the time it takes to boot our PCs with Windows 10. However, over time, performance decreases, slowing down your device. The list of startup services and applications grows as you install more and more desktop programs, because these programs secretly add themselves or their agents to the startup list. Windows 10 therefore needs to launch additional apps and background activities before it can accept your input. You can manage startup applications and monitor them using the Startup tab in Task Manager.
When you turn on your Windows 10 computer, a number of services and applications start. Preventing unwanted programs from loading with Windows 10 is one of the best ways to speed up your computer's startup time. However, how do you know which apps start with Windows 10?
Issues covered in this tutorial:
show Windows 10 startup programs
how to view windows 10 startup programs
This guide will work on devices from all supported hardware manufacturers, including Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, and Samsung, that are running Windows 10 or Windows 11 (Home, Pro, Enterprise, Education).
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