You probably have a few apps that open by themselves when you boot up your Windows 11 machine.
However, sometimes programs like to add themselves to the startup list without your permission.
They are not available on Windows 10, but this feature may be included in a future update.
You will receive a notification every time an app is added to the Startup list.
This will pop up as a floating notification and will also be added to the Notification Center.
If you’d like to learn more, check out our guide oncustomizing notifications in Windows 11.
As an alternative to disabling Startup App Notifications, consider changing the notification controls to make them less intrusive.
Can Startup Apps Affect Performance?
Yes, they absolutely can!
Monitoring and managing your Startup Apps is one of the easiest ways of reducing boot time.
Enabling Startup App Notifications lets you keep track more easily.
Here are a few quicktricks to speed up Windows 11.
Here are two of the easiest ways to see your Startup Apps.
fire up the parameters app and navigate to Apps > Startup.
This page contains a list of apps and switches to disable them when starting up.
It doesn’t show the individual processes those apps might use, nor any other details.
To see a more detailed list of Startup Apps, press the Ctrl+shift+Esc keys to launch the Task Manager.
