On the other hand, if you want full information on everything that’s configured to run at system boot, the best way to go is Autoruns. This screen allows you to enable and disable any startup item, search online for more information, or just open the file location on the device.īut what if Task Manager is broken and no information is displayed under the Startup tab? Is there any way to access startup app details without turning to third-party software?įirst and foremost, you can view the shortcuts of apps configured to run at boot (not the actual processes) by typing the following command in the run dialog on Windows 10 ( Windows key + R): shell:startup So technically, what you have to do is right-click the taskbar and launch Task Manager, with all apps configured to run at boot then displayed alongside information like publisher, status, and startup impact. Viewing the list of apps configured to run at Windows 10 startup isn’t such a difficult thing to do, as Microsoft has included such information right in Task Manager under the Startup tab.
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