How to run a program with windows start-up?

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Run a Program with Windows Start-Up: Hi Friends. Do you want to run a program at the time of windows start-up? you are at the right place. just follow this complete article and learn how to do that.

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How to Run a Program with Windows Start-Up?

How to Run a Program with Windows Start-Up

Let us start:

What is start-up program?

Start-up programs are those programs which start/run with windows.

How can I add a program in start-up folder?

Every windows computer has a default start-up folder. So, you have to open the start-up folder first.

How to open windows start-up folder?

If you are using Windows XP/Vista/7 then you will find the start-up folder in start menu. But, if you are using Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 then follow the step: I am using Windows 8.

windows 7 startup

At first open “Run” (Press Windows + R to open Run)

Type: shell: startup in the run box and click on “OK” button.

How to run a program with windows start-up

The long lost “Startup” folder appears. Now, you may put all the shortcuts of the programs you want automatically started into the folder.

startup folder

How can I put a shortcut on a program?

Just “Right Click” on a blank area of start-up folder then click on “New” then “Shortcut” then click on “Browse” button and locate your target program and finish it.

new shortcut

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