We recommend ticking 'Hide all Microsoft services' and then looking through the list and deselecting anything you think isn't essential.
Click OK to make the changes. Any changes you make in Startup or Services can be reversed easily enough. Go to the relevant tab, scroll down to the bottom and you'll see a list of all disabled items and when they were disabled.
Select the tick-box next to any that you want to reenable. You'll need to restart your computer to save the changes. Sign up for our daily newsletter Newsletter. If you want to run it for only a specific user, then pick that user and go to their startup folder. Now go ahead and find the program that you want to have startup when Windows starts. Make sure you locate the EXE file.
Now just take that newly created shortcut and copy and paste it into the Startup folder. Should look like this:. Pretty easy eh! The second way you can add a program to startup in Windows XP is to create a scheduled task that runs the program. The wizard will start. Go ahead and click Next. But we recommend that you use the Windows Run at Startup policy setting to add programs that you want to run at Startup.
For more information about how to modify the startup programs for Windows XP Professional, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:.
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Programs that automatically sync data with the cloud, such as OneDrive, iCloud, Slack, or Microsoft Teams, should generally be left on. Examples could include software that manages a wireless keyboard or a background process that manages cloud sync for an image editor. Your email address will not be published. Windows 11 Startup Programs On: August 26, Click Apps in the left panel. Scroll down in the right window to click Startup option. Both these methods work fine and you can choose the one that suits you best.
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