Two solutions for adding the win10 application to the boot entry

In Windows 10, what can I do if I want the application to run automatically after booting?

Method 1:
1 First create a shortcut to the application
find the application you want to join the boot project, this article takes iexplore as an example, right click on the iexplore application -> send to -> desktop shortcut (also directly with the mouse Drag to the desktop)

2, then there is an application shortcut on the desktop that wants to join the boot entry, use

3 in step 6, open the file explorer , enter c: disk

4, if the hidden folder is not displayed, open the "Show hidden folder" option, click in the Explorer <;View & rdquo;->" Hidden items ", hooked, the ProgrameData folder will be displayed at this time

5, enter the directory: C: ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsStartUp

6, put the second step application shortcut Cut (or copy) And paste it into the C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsStartUp directory


7. If an access denied dialog box pops up, select Continue

8. The application shortcut is added to the startup item. After restarting the computer, the application will automatically start up.

Method 2:
1. Open the running dialog (win key +R), enter the command
shell:startup
Directly pop up the directory corresponding to the startup item, and then copy the application shortcut to the startup directory as in the previous method.

Note:
1. The directory corresponding to the method 1 startup item is the system directory.
2, method 2 The corresponding directory of the startup item is a personal directory.