How do I add a program to startup automatically in Windows 10
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There are certain programs I want to have running as soon as my machine starts. Like Outlook and Skype. I don't want to have to start each one every time I power up my computer. How do I do this?
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There are certain programs I want to have running as soon as my machine starts. Like Outlook and Skype. I don't want to have to start each one every time I power up my computer. How do I do this?
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Possible duplicate of Adding a different program to startup
– Biswapriyo
Feb 15 at 7:29
has anyone ever considered amalgamating questions along with answers? it always seems to be the policy to say 'duplicate question' when the reason for the new question was that the original search produced zero results based on the forming of the question.
– Chris
Feb 15 at 22:41
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There are certain programs I want to have running as soon as my machine starts. Like Outlook and Skype. I don't want to have to start each one every time I power up my computer. How do I do this?
windows-10
asked Feb 14 at 17:58
ChrisChris
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There are certain programs I want to have running as soon as my machine starts. Like Outlook and Skype. I don't want to have to start each one every time I power up my computer. How do I do this?
windows-10
windows-10
asked Feb 14 at 17:58
ChrisChris
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asked Feb 14 at 17:58
ChrisChris
6143917
asked Feb 14 at 17:58
ChrisChris
6143917
asked Feb 14 at 17:58
ChrisChris
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asked Feb 14 at 17:58
ChrisChris
6143917
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Possible duplicate of Adding a different program to startup
– Biswapriyo
Feb 15 at 7:29
has anyone ever considered amalgamating questions along with answers? it always seems to be the policy to say 'duplicate question' when the reason for the new question was that the original search produced zero results based on the forming of the question.
– Chris
Feb 15 at 22:41
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Possible duplicate of Adding a different program to startup
– Biswapriyo
Feb 15 at 7:29
has anyone ever considered amalgamating questions along with answers? it always seems to be the policy to say 'duplicate question' when the reason for the new question was that the original search produced zero results based on the forming of the question.
– Chris
Feb 15 at 22:41
Possible duplicate of Adding a different program to startup
– Biswapriyo
Feb 15 at 7:29
Possible duplicate of Adding a different program to startup
– Biswapriyo
Feb 15 at 7:29
has anyone ever considered amalgamating questions along with answers? it always seems to be the policy to say 'duplicate question' when the reason for the new question was that the original search produced zero results based on the forming of the question.
– Chris
Feb 15 at 22:41
has anyone ever considered amalgamating questions along with answers? it always seems to be the policy to say 'duplicate question' when the reason for the new question was that the original search produced zero results based on the forming of the question.
– Chris
Feb 15 at 22:41
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- Make a copy of a shortcut to your program.
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- Press the windows start button and type
Run
- Type
shell:startupin the Run dialog and press enter. A folder should appear - Copy your shortcut you made above and paste it into said folder.
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- Make a copy of a shortcut to your program.
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- Press the windows start button and type
Run
- Type
shell:startupin the Run dialog and press enter. A folder should appear - Copy your shortcut you made above and paste it into said folder.
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- Make a copy of a shortcut to your program.
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- Press the windows start button and type
Run
- Type
shell:startupin the Run dialog and press enter. A folder should appear - Copy your shortcut you made above and paste it into said folder.
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- Make a copy of a shortcut to your program.
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- Press the windows start button and type
Run
- Type
shell:startupin the Run dialog and press enter. A folder should appear - Copy your shortcut you made above and paste it into said folder.
answered Feb 14 at 18:00
ChrisChris
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- Make a copy of a shortcut to your program.
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- see: https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/make-desktop-shortcuts-windows-10
- Press the windows start button and type
Run
- Type
shell:startupin the Run dialog and press enter. A folder should appear - Copy your shortcut you made above and paste it into said folder.
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Possible duplicate of Adding a different program to startup
– Biswapriyo
Feb 15 at 7:29
has anyone ever considered amalgamating questions along with answers? it always seems to be the policy to say 'duplicate question' when the reason for the new question was that the original search produced zero results based on the forming of the question.
– Chris
Feb 15 at 22:41