Open the autostart entries in the registry on Windows 10, 8.1, ... Desktop OS and MS Server 2019, 2016, ...!
Again and again you need some registry entries, one of the most important is the one that contains the autostart entries in the registry under Windows. Not only important for administrators, but also for standard users under Windows!
The autostart entries in the registry on Windows operating systems!
1. Please start the Windows 10 registry editor via Windows + R
2. Shortcut and the command regedit and navigate to the autostart entries:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
2b. There is also a second autostart folder:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
The entries in the second autostart folder are responsible for all Windows 10 users !
| (Image-1) Autostart in the registry on Windows 10, 8.1! |
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On the right side of the registry editor a list of the programs is displayed, which are started for the current user during the registration. You can delete it or add the program to the start by right-clicking on the empty area in the right part of the editor, clicking on it and specifying the path to the executable program file. Changes in the registry editor should always be done with caution. Changes made in the registry once are difficult to undo. So before you change anything in the registry, you should make a backup of your system .
On the right side of the registry editor a list of the programs is displayed, which are started for the current user during the registration. You can delete it or add the program to the start by right-clicking on the empty area in the right part of the editor, clicking on it and specifying the path to the executable program file. Changes in the registry editor should always be done with caution. Changes made in the registry once are difficult to undo. So before you change anything in the registry, you should make a backup of your system .
