In a world where efficiency is paramount, managing startup applications on Windows 11 has become crucial for maintaining optimal system performance. With the latest update, users can now enable alerts for new startup apps, ensuring they stay informed and in control.
Enabling Startup App Notifications
To activate these alerts, navigate to the Windows 11 system settings. Begin by clicking on System in the left sidebar, then select the Notifications section on the right. This will open the notifications settings page.
Scroll down to the bottom of the notifications page. Just above Additional settings, you’ll find the option we need: Startup App Notification, which is switched off by default. Move the slider to On.
From now on, a notification will appear whenever an application is added to the Windows startup process. You can further customize this notification by clicking on the arrow next to the slider button, allowing you to tweak both the notification’s appearance and sound.
It’s important to note that Windows notifications need to be enabled for this feature to work. If notifications are disabled or if you’re in
Managing Startup Apps in Windows 11
When new programs are installed, many either add themselves to the Startup page or request permission to do so. As more programs automatically start with Windows, the entire startup process can slow down significantly.
To check which apps are in Startup, use Task Manager. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to launch Task Manager, then select the tab titled Startup apps in the left sidebar.
Here, you can see how much impact each app has on the system bootup process. You can toggle each one by selecting it and then clicking either Enable or Disable at the top right.
This proactive approach to managing startup applications not only enhances system performance but also provides users with greater control over their computing environment. By staying informed about new startup apps and managing them effectively, users can ensure a smoother and more efficient Windows 11 experience.
