How to change startup programs in Windows 7

Image via CrunchBaseWith the release of Windows 7, Microsoft made some changes to the operating system they belong to them. Setting startup programs similar to the operating system ever released by Microsoft earlier. Startup programs are stored in specific folders on your hard disk. When the operating system boots, the link contained in the folder will start the applications in question. Changing your settings in the startup applications that exist today can be done through a system configuration tool.


Adding links in startup folder

1. Click the "Start" Windos and select "All Programs." Right-click the folder "Startup" in the menu and select "Open All Users." This option opens a folder for all users on the computer. Select "Explore" to open a specific folder for users who are now being logged.

2. Right-click the folder or file you want us to start / forged when the computer is booted. Select "Copy" from the menu.

3. Right-click on the space nipple anywhere in the folder "Startup" we have been open as step 1. Select "Paste" from the menu list. The program will open the next time we turn on the computer.

Change the startup programs that exist now

1. Click the "Start" Windows and type "msconfig" in the search box. This will open the System Configuration console.

2. Click the tab "Startup". This will provide a display of all programs installed as a startup option on our computers.

3. Give a check mark applications where we want to start when you boot the computer. For programs that no longer want us to run at start, then remove the check mark.

4. Click "Apply" and close the configuration window. A popup window will ask if we want to restart the computer. Click "Restart" to restart the computer and save the changes.