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How to Access the Windows 10 Startup Folder

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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The Windows 10 operating system has a plethora of features, and the Startup folder is one of them. Many users may not know how to access the Startup folder or what it can be used for. This article explains how to access the Startup folder in Windows 10.

The Startup folder is a Windows feature that allows particular programs to automatically start up along with the operating system. This makes it easier for users to access frequently used programs without manually opening them. The Startup folder is also useful for running small applications or tasks in the background that may not require constant monitoring.

access the Startup folder in Windows 10

Step 1:

Press the Windows key and R key simultaneously to open the Run command. Alternatively, right-click on the Start button and select Run.

Step 2:

Type “shell:startup” in the Run dialog box and hit Enter. This command will take you directly to the Startup folder location.

Step 3:

You can also open the folder by navigating to the following path: “C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup.” Replace with your computer’s username. This path will lead you directly to the folder location.

Once you have accessed the Startup folder, you can easily add or remove programs by copying their shortcuts to or from the folder.

To add programs to the Startup folder

Step 1:

 Find the program’s shortcut that you want to add to the Startup folder.

Step 2:

Right-click on the shortcut, then select “Copy.”

Step 3:

 Navigate to the Startup folder by using the steps mentioned above.

Step 4:

Right-click inside the folder and click “Paste.”

To remove programs from the Startup folder

Step 1:

Navigate to the Startup folder using the steps mentioned above.

Step 2:

Locate the program’s shortcut that you want to remove from the folder.

Step 3:

Right-click on the shortcut and select “Delete.”

Step 4:

Confirm the removal by clicking “Yes.”

In conclusion, the Windows 10 Startup folder is a useful feature that can be easily accessed to add or remove programs to automatically run on startup. It can help users manage software and increase productivity by automating tasks. Understand all that you can accomplish with this folder and follow the above steps to quickly access it.

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