As programmers, it’s a job for us to sometimes load programs at the startup of a computer. These programs usually are for backup purposes or auto clearing checks.<\/p>\n
For windows 7, its fairly like windows xp. You right click the All Programs and choose \u00a0Explore for all users. But for windows 10 there are 2 ways to do it.<\/p>\n
Solution 1: The hard way. You need to go to the folder using the address bar of from My Computer<\/p>\n
C:\\Users\\Username<\/em><\/strong>\\AppData\\Roaming\\Microsoft\\Windows\\Start Menu\\Programs\\Startup<\/pre>\nWhere USERNAME is the name of the computer. You can see this by right clicking the My Computer and choosing Properties. Near the bottom you will see Computer Name.<\/p>\n
Solution 2 : this one is better. Using the run command<\/p>\n
You type CTRL+R then the code<\/p>\n
shell:startup<\/pre>\nThat’s it for now.<\/p>\n
Jepoy<\/p>\n
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As programmers, it’s a job for us to sometimes load programs at the startup of a computer. These programs usually are for backup purposes or auto clearing checks. For windows 7, its fairly like windows xp. You right click the All Programs and choose \u00a0Explore for all users. But for windows 10 there are 2 … <\/p>\n