

The dialog will then be followed by the command: shell:startup or?

Startup Programs about the Startup Directory in Windows 10! This process is a bit more complicated, you need to edit the registry yourself or run the Windows 10 Auto Start Directory: If the program is to be executed automatically is not included in this list, it must be added there. In the last example here you can activate and deactivate existing applications in the list.

If you right-click a program, you can disable or enable its launch, opening the executable file location. You will see a list of programs for the auto start of the current user in this list are from the registry and from the system auto start folder ergo directory as described here in the FAQ.
