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#Windows 10 start menu folder Pc
#Windows 10 start menu folder windows

You can also use the following shorter cmdlet in the Run command box to open the Startup folder for All Users: shell:common startup

There you are, in the Startup folder for all users.

Now execute the following: %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp Open the Startup Folder of All Users Through the Run Command Box.

The Startup folder for All Users can also be opened by the Run command box. Use the Run Command Box to Open the Startup Folder for the All User

You can also open the Startup folder by executing the following cmdlet in the Run command box: \users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startupīut it is quite difficult to remember the above-mentioned commands (although you can find them in the list of recent Run commands) but no need to worry, there is the following shorter command that can be used to open the Startup folder: Shell:startupįun fact: You can copy the cmdlets mentioned in the Run command box section, paste it into the address bar of the File Explorer, and ta-da, it will still open the Startup folder of a particular user.

Hurray, you have opened the Startup folder of Windows 10.Now execute the following: %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup Open Startup Folder.Open the Run Command Box from the Quick Access Menu

Right-click on Windows and select Run.Use the Run Command Box to Open the Startup Folder of a Particular UserĪlthough you can open the Startup folder from the File Explorer, this process is a lengthy one, but some Run command box cmdlets can achieve the same with less effort. The complete path of the folder will be as under: C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup Now open the Startup folder and ta-da, you are in the Startup folder.Open the Programs Folder in the AppData Directory Then open the Start Menu directory and double-click on the Programs folder.Open the Windows Directory in the Microsoft Folder Now open the Microsoft directory and double-click the Windows folder.Open the Roaming Folder in the AppData Directory Now open the AppData folder (you may have to show the hidden files of the system) and double-click on Roaming.Open Your User Folder in the Users Directory Then select the Users folder and open the folder with your username.

Now open This PC and double-click on your system drive (usually, the C drive).

Open File Explorer from the Quick Access Menu in Windows 11 Right-click Windows and select File Explorer.Use the File Explorer to Open the Startup Folder for a Particular User

#Windows 10 start menu folder windows

#Windows 10 start menu folder Pc