Shell:startup [FREE]

Opening an Excel spreadsheet you work on every morning.

shell:startup is the direct command to access the . It allows users to automatically launch specific applications, files, or scripts immediately upon logging into Windows. It is distinct from the "All Users" folder ( shell:common startup ) and offers more flexibility than the modern Task Manager interface for adding custom scripts or non-standard applications. shell:startup

Windows processes the items in this folder sequentially. If you have twenty heavy programs in this folder, your computer will take much longer to become usable after you type your password. Opening an Excel spreadsheet you work on every morning

Automatically running a .bat or .ps1 file to map network drives. shell:startup

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