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- Take Control of Your Windows Startup | Microsoft Windows
To change your Windows startup programs: Select the Start button, which looks like the Microsoft logo Select Settings On the left-hand side of the window, select Apps Select Startup at the bottom of the Apps window Use the toggles to determine which apps you want to run on startup
- MSI Afterburner Windows automatic startup applying settings
In MSI Afterburner, there are two different options related to Windows startup First, there's one under Settings and the General tab called 'Start with Windows' Then there's a second one in the form of a button icon found on the main UI looking like the official Windows Microsoft flag
- MSI Afterburner never applies the settings at startup. How to make it . . .
Click the little windows icon in the upper right, it should say something like "Apply these settings on startup" when you hover over it Edit: what the other person was talking about with a boot loop can happen to laptops
- Configure Startup Applications in Windows - Microsoft Support
Learn how to optimize system performance by managing startup applications in Windows
- How to Disable Startup Programs in Windows
There are two convenient ways to stop an application from running on startup on Windows 11: the Task Manager and the Startup Apps page of the Settings app To disable startup apps with the Task Manager, Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager, then switch to the Startup tab
- How to launch apps automatically during startup on Windows 11
On Windows 11, if you have a few apps you open immediately every time you sign into your account, you can configure them to launch automatically to save extra steps and get to them faster You have
- How to Stop Apps from Opening on Startup in Windows 11: A Guide
First, click on the ‘Start’ button and select ‘Settings’ from the menu Navigating to the Settings menu is like opening the control room for your computer This is where you can manage everything from system preferences to privacy settings
- MSI Afterburner applying wierd overclock on startup
It sounds like MSI Afterburner might be applying an old profile or conflicting with another software on startup Try resetting Afterburner settings and disabling the "Apply overclocking at startup" option Also, check if any other software, like BIOS settings or Windows power management, is interfering with your GPU settings
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