If you cannot find it, type the program's name, right-click on it, and select . Create a Shortcut:

This method works for most mainstream applications installed via the Microsoft Store or standard installers. Start menu and select In the left sidebar, click on , then select at the bottom of the list.

Type shell:startup and click . This opens the startup folder specifically for your current user account. Find the Program Shortcut: Click on Start and look for the app you want to add.

If an application doesn't automatically appear in your startup list, you can manually add it. Here are the primary ways to make any program launch with Windows.