Every time you boot your computer, you probably have a few programs you always start up immediately. Here's how to set them to start up automatically whenever you turn on your PC.

Some Windows programs are more convenient to have running in the background and out of the way. We'll show you how to avoid needing to manually minimize a program every time you run it.

If you don't mind longer boot times, it's fairly easy to make Windows auto-load your favorite apps and/or documents.

This week's how-to is how to make an application automatically start up in Mac OS X when a specific user logs in. Also, the application we're going to use as an example will give you alerts when ...

Use the Task Scheduler Let’s start. 1] Place the shortcut of Outlook exe file into the Startup folder There is no setting in Outlook that allows you to start it automatically on startup.

Automatically Create System Restore Point at startup To do this, you will have to make use of the Task Scheduler, which is an inbuilt Windows tool that helps users perform a task at a predefined time.

You can create system restore points every time Windows 10 starts, and in this guide, we'll show you how to do it.

Boost Windows 11 boot speed by delaying startup apps. Manage background programs via Task Manager for faster system performance.