I've moved my Windows install around to different versions of Windows for a long time, from Intel to AMD, I haven't re-installed I just keep the install I have clean. I used Autoruns and found all these old programs and dlls relating to Media Centre and all kinds from way back in the day. Cleaned it all out. Now on AMD so helped me clean out anything relating to Intel drivers too.
I knew about most of this already, but I still liked watching the video because it reminded me to do some basic cleanup on my computer. I did have a few programs to disable!
Oh God the ptsd. I had a mail client that autostarted with windows and it kept autostarting after I uninstalled it telling me there was no programme to run the client with. I needed a 3rd party tool to remove it. What a hassle. It was probably in services, I think I only didn't check there
@@Toxked it's a 3rd party mail client, something something bluemail. The only Microsoft's fault is having 27 different places to change your startup applications with all of them giving you different results (which yeah, is insane if that's what you're talking about) No worries though, I moved to Fedora
In German Windows 11, the option is mistranslated. According to the text it notifies you whenever an application in started. Obviosly I don't want this, so I never enabled it. Thank you for telling me that it actually does something completely different.
Me: *turns on this feature* Also me when i boot up my pc: CAN YOU SHUT UP WITH THOUSANDS OF NOTIFICATIONS Also windows: UpDaTe TiMe Also power: bye Windows: *dies* Crowdstirke:Hello Avast: Hello mother****r Yes, i have thousand apps which i need
What? This feature only notifies you one time, at the moment the program writes itself into your startup. Not every time the program starts with your system
@@Kimarnic i ran win7 years after it had its last update, delved into not so bright corners of the internet, and never got a virus. it mostly depends on who's in front of the pc. im not gonna update to win11 anytime soon, and i also disabled all updates of win10 bc you can't separate securityupdates from content addons anymore...liked that in win7.
If I'm not mistaken, in Windows 10, if you open your Settings and click on Apps and then Startup, you can see all of the apps that are set to start up when windows loads. It will also show the loading impact each listed app has on the start up process.
While you're not wrong, you could do the same from Task Manager's Startup tab since *Windows 8,* including the loading impact display. It has just been there as a UWP replacement since Windows 10.
There's a registry location that also auto-starts applications. There's actually two: one under user registry, other for the system during startup. Windows in MSConfig used to show startup items and where they are defined to start.
If you can't find the setting in System -> Notifications try changing "Sort by" to Name. That'll change the listing to sort by name so you can look under "S" for Startup App Notfication
For autoruns, if you are using a standard user's account (which 99.999% of you should), then you will see only items that run under your account. You need to run autoruns under an administrator's login, in order to see everything that Windows is starting.
@@MrDarkblader1 If you accidentally run malware, then as a standard user, the malware will not be able to harm your computer in an overall way. For example, any other logins will not be affected. The malware will not be able to touch any system files, or put files in any protected areas. If you are logged in as an administrator, then the malware will have full reign to do nearly anything it wants to do. The malware can replace executables in your system32 directory, and will have access to every user's documents. As a standard user, you will be able to do anything you need to do with your daily activities. If you install anything that needs administrator access, then you will be prompted to give the admin password to allow the installation to proceed. Also, you might accidentally delete a system file while logged in as an administrator. Whereas, if you were logged in as a standard user, you would get an error or warning and the delete command will be rejected by Windows.
@@MrDarkblader1 My comment keeps disappearing. Hopefully this time it will survive. But I will keep it brief, to hopefully avoid some bot algorithm from tossing it. An administrator account gives full access to everything on your computer. If something nasty gets run under your login, then anything and everything on your computer can get deleted, changed, etc, including documents by any users. As a standard user, nothing outside of your own account can be harmed. If you need to install new software, and that software needs admin permission to be installed, you will be prompted. So as a standard user, you will be able to do everything that you need to do.
Hey man, I wanted to ask about Glary Utilities. I noticed the program in your notifications page. I was told that clearing up the registry is a bad idea, but I do like the other features packed inside. What do you think? Should we ever use a third-party software to clean up the Windows registry? Thank you for your response. It would be great to see a video talking about this. If you have already done one, please let me know. 🥂
I would sometimes enable the unassigned-by-default Windows sound for programs opening and closing, but unfortunately it seems services/processes are opening and closing all the time so it's definitely not informative. But when you're skinning and adding sounds to make your computer look and sound like Star Trek LCARS, it's perfect for effortlessly making your computer beep and boop constantly in the background. 🤣
I didn't know those extras, but i installed here for trying it and everything that i didn't want were already disabled in the hard way. But good to know!
IMHO Autoruns from Sysinternals should have a colour setting so that red = DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT TOUCHING THIS. Orange = Edit at your own risk Green = sure, go ahead and mess with this option, it'll be fine.
Something is wrong with my Windows... almost every minute, whether in a game or in file explorer or even when watching movies: my fps drops to almost zero... the computer skids or halts my mouse and all operations, and then resumes, the fps suddenly jumping back up to normal. -- Can someone help me understand what's happening? -- Again: this is system wide and I've been trying to discover what's causing it. -- Memory, Hard drives and most all hardware seems to be okay thru diagnosis...
temperature throttling i am guessing. Your CPU of GPU has no heat dispersal method, so it auto shuts down for a moment to cool down. Get MSI Afterburner to tell you your temperatures.
@@j.a.velarde5901it could be at least, a handful of different reasons, based on the degree of information provided. You have the diagnostic logs we don’t. If you can’t deduce possibilities than this is where a great Generative AI prompt would help you out.
@@j.a.velarde5901 I use "Speccy" also, you sound like you know your computer software stuff as good as I know. What does "Task Manager" ( everything displayed) tell you? Like does it tell you your CPU is maxed out? Or it could tell you your SSD drive is maxed out.
Just a small error: windows services can never contain or lunch an app with an UI. Windows will immediately abort the process if it tries to do anything UI related.
Wait, if I do the “Run | Shell:startup” thing, I get _zero_ files in the _Startup_ folder. (It says “This folder is empty.”) _But_ if I go to my Apps | Startup folder, there are 26 apps that can run on Startup (depending on whether the app is set to “On” or “Off”). Are those the “services”? They just seem like “apps” to me.
I get a notice for Google Updater, and I go in and turn off Google Updates at start up and somehow it just gets re-enabled, and I get the notice again. It will not stay turned off.
@ThioJoe, if Windows has shut down unexpectedly (e.g., if the power goes out), when you start it back up, it will automatically restart various programs which were running when it shut down. That includes web browsers like Chrome and Edge, and some of the other programs which come with windows. I've not been able to find out HOW it does those automatic one-time restarts. (I'd like to disable it for Chrome!) Do you know?
I recently experienced an issue with Windows 11 that caused apps to launch with a delay of exactly 60 seconds when I opened them through the Start menu or File Explorer. It's strange but this delay does not apply to UWP apps, and I have an instant app launch if I just use third-party file managers. I have tried rolling back updates, different UAC settings, disabling custom entries from the context menu, and cleaning the registry, but none of these solutions have helped. Has anyone else encountered this issue? I still haven't found a solution.
I don't need such feature. It's because I know when something is running at startup. I don't randomly install 50 programs, just to be surprised that it runs when I don't want to. Plus this feature would be annoyingly distracting.
the problem is i have 15 programs that I have running that i have set to run at startup so does that mean I'm going to get 15 notifications when i boot up my pc along with whatever other app is running in the background at startup?
I destroyed everything realted to ms when "recall" was published. Never going to allow a single update anymore. I much prefer w11 over w10 simply for the driver stability. But recall is a no no.
Discord is a pain in the ass. I had go set it to start on boot. Then use Task Manager to disable it. Then disable it via Discord settings. It isnt in shell:startup snd it does some other shady stuff.
You may just not have selected the actual startup application listed in Task Manager. It's usually mislabeled as something to do with Github, as a result of Discord always running the updater before it launches the application itself, and Discord apparently using the Github updater packages to keep the client up to date.
@@pacicidal No, Updater shows a Discord favicon in Task Manager for me. On Windows 11 Pro, latest version. Once I enabled it in Discord, then disabled it on startup in TM, then disabled it via Discord again, it finally stopped launching on startup.
dl autorun ree need admin rights to use it after lode click login tab undo all but leave save virus an kb junk schedule you can play with too - - leave everything else alone
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SysInternals AutoRuns is a lifesaver!
I've moved my Windows install around to different versions of Windows for a long time, from Intel to AMD, I haven't re-installed I just keep the install I have clean. I used Autoruns and found all these old programs and dlls relating to Media Centre and all kinds from way back in the day. Cleaned it all out. Now on AMD so helped me clean out anything relating to Intel drivers too.
Sysinternals is even now in the app store so it's easy to find and reinstall after a clean rebuild
I knew about most of this already, but I still liked watching the video because it reminded me to do some basic cleanup on my computer. I did have a few programs to disable!
Oh God the ptsd. I had a mail client that autostarted with windows and it kept autostarting after I uninstalled it telling me there was no programme to run the client with. I needed a 3rd party tool to remove it. What a hassle. It was probably in services, I think I only didn't check there
Don't you love how Microsoft knows best how you want to use your computer?
@@Toxked it's a 3rd party mail client, something something bluemail. The only Microsoft's fault is having 27 different places to change your startup applications with all of them giving you different results (which yeah, is insane if that's what you're talking about) No worries though, I moved to Fedora
In German Windows 11, the option is mistranslated. According to the text it notifies you whenever an application in started. Obviosly I don't want this, so I never enabled it. Thank you for telling me that it actually does something completely different.
That’s interesting
Me: *turns on this feature*
Also me when i boot up my pc: CAN YOU SHUT UP WITH THOUSANDS OF NOTIFICATIONS
Also windows: UpDaTe TiMe
Also power: bye
Windows: *dies*
Crowdstirke:Hello
Avast: Hello mother****r
Yes, i have thousand apps which i need
What? This feature only notifies you one time, at the moment the program writes itself into your startup. Not every time the program starts with your system
@@Heisenberg355 these are the people that cry about Windows like "updating is bad" then cry when their PC dies from a virus
@@Kimarnic i ran win7 years after it had its last update, delved into not so bright corners of the internet, and never got a virus.
it mostly depends on who's in front of the pc. im not gonna update to win11 anytime soon, and i also disabled all updates of win10 bc you can't separate securityupdates from content addons anymore...liked that in win7.
@@Heisenberg355 i suppose it was satire comment
@@turtle2720 i think you misunderstood his comment
If I'm not mistaken, in Windows 10, if you open your Settings and click on Apps and then Startup, you can see all of the apps that are set to start up when windows loads. It will also show the loading impact each listed app has on the start up process.
While you're not wrong, you could do the same from Task Manager's Startup tab since *Windows 8,* including the loading impact display. It has just been there as a UWP replacement since Windows 10.
There's a registry location that also auto-starts applications.
There's actually two: one under user registry, other for the system during startup.
Windows in MSConfig used to show startup items and where they are defined to start.
Sonarr, Prowlarr, Radarr in your startup folder... I see you're a man of culture
When we learn something even more interesting than the subject of the video. ✅Check.
OwO
Based Thio.exe
I love ThioJoe. His videos are well explained and he helps everyone with computer issues. Thank you Joe! ❤❤
If you can't find the setting in System -> Notifications try changing "Sort by" to Name. That'll change the listing to sort by name so you can look under "S" for Startup App Notfication
Thiojoe's videos are interesting enough to me that I'm watching this video as a Linux user... keep up the good work man :D
For autoruns, if you are using a standard user's account (which 99.999% of you should), then you will see only items that run under your account.
You need to run autoruns under an administrator's login, in order to see everything that Windows is starting.
Oh first time hearing to use a standard user! Mind sharing why that is?
Yeah I usually prefer using an admin account for whenever I install and run new apps or games
@@MrDarkblader1 If you accidentally run malware, then as a standard user, the malware will not be able to harm your computer in an overall way.
For example, any other logins will not be affected. The malware will not be able to touch any system files, or put files in any protected areas.
If you are logged in as an administrator, then the malware will have full reign to do nearly anything it wants to do.
The malware can replace executables in your system32 directory, and will have access to every user's documents.
As a standard user, you will be able to do anything you need to do with your daily activities.
If you install anything that needs administrator access, then you will be prompted to give the admin password to allow the installation to proceed.
Also, you might accidentally delete a system file while logged in as an administrator. Whereas, if you were logged in as a standard user, you would get an error or warning and the delete command will be rejected by Windows.
@@MrDarkblader1 My comment keeps disappearing.
Hopefully this time it will survive. But I will keep it brief, to hopefully avoid some bot algorithm from tossing it.
An administrator account gives full access to everything on your computer. If something nasty gets run under your login, then anything and everything on your computer can get deleted, changed, etc, including documents by any users.
As a standard user, nothing outside of your own account can be harmed.
If you need to install new software, and that software needs admin permission to be installed, you will be prompted.
So as a standard user, you will be able to do everything that you need to do.
@@NoEgg4u thank you, never thought about it like that!
I agree, Autoruns is a must have and very easy to use program to stop crap like Opera from running auto update checks.
Whats up joe, what alternative do you recommend for team viewer ?
Anvir does that too, with many more other options. it also detects scheduled tasks and all other various stuff.
Hey man, I wanted to ask about Glary Utilities. I noticed the program in your notifications page. I was told that clearing up the registry is a bad idea, but I do like the other features packed inside. What do you think? Should we ever use a third-party software to clean up the Windows registry? Thank you for your response. It would be great to see a video talking about this. If you have already done one, please let me know. 🥂
I open task manager and it shows a startup program called just "program", it was enable, What can it be?
nevermind, I just used Autoruns and I found that it was just a deleted program that I uninstalled and for some reason didnt disappeared.
ThioJoe which software are you using to change the start menu to win 10 start menu...
Great content. Well explained!
This has already been useful, thanks for this!
I would sometimes enable the unassigned-by-default Windows sound for programs opening and closing, but unfortunately it seems services/processes are opening and closing all the time so it's definitely not informative. But when you're skinning and adding sounds to make your computer look and sound like Star Trek LCARS, it's perfect for effortlessly making your computer beep and boop constantly in the background. 🤣
Find the old program "startup manager". Still works.
I didn't know those extras, but i installed here for trying it and everything that i didn't want were already disabled in the hard way. But good to know!
Nice, Also I'd love to see a video on the full Glary Utilities program if you get the time, Cheers 👍
i love his background monitors wallpaper :D
he made it himself, i thibk you can find it in one of his community posts
@@usellstech-ip2sg yea i know i dont use it because he made it and i use my own which makes taskbar look cool
Its not only install or update, sometimes when you just run the program (uhhmm VPN ahhmm) it will add itself back to startup.
IMHO Autoruns from Sysinternals should have a colour setting so that red = DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT TOUCHING THIS.
Orange = Edit at your own risk
Green = sure, go ahead and mess with this option, it'll be fine.
If you could put this into a email with step by step printable instructions? That would be great!
I predict that more programs will be made to not work properly unless their startup program is always running.
Happy birthday Joe
Happy birthday thiojoe
Something is wrong with my Windows... almost every minute, whether in a game or in file explorer or even when watching movies: my fps drops to almost zero... the computer skids or halts my mouse and all operations, and then resumes, the fps suddenly jumping back up to normal. -- Can someone help me understand what's happening? -- Again: this is system wide and I've been trying to discover what's causing it. -- Memory, Hard drives and most all hardware seems to be okay thru diagnosis...
temperature throttling i am guessing. Your CPU of GPU has no heat dispersal method, so it auto shuts down for a moment to cool down. Get MSI Afterburner to tell you your temperatures.
@@markae0 Thanks for the help! I'm using Speccy free to use, and everything is well under 40 degrees Celsius. - Could it be something else?
@@j.a.velarde5901it could be at least, a handful of different reasons, based on the degree of information provided. You have the diagnostic logs we don’t. If you can’t deduce possibilities than this is where a great Generative AI prompt would help you out.
Faulty SSD or drive
@@j.a.velarde5901 I use "Speccy" also, you sound like you know your computer software stuff as good as I know. What does "Task Manager" ( everything displayed) tell you? Like does it tell you your CPU is maxed out? Or it could tell you your SSD drive is maxed out.
pasting logoff into the startup folder 😎
Just a small error: windows services can never contain or lunch an app with an UI. Windows will immediately abort the process if it tries to do anything UI related.
Good to know 🧐
Happy B-day!
this time only the first tip was use full, because i did already see your other video
Wait, if I do the “Run | Shell:startup” thing, I get _zero_ files in the _Startup_ folder. (It says “This folder is empty.”) _But_ if I go to my Apps | Startup folder, there are 26 apps that can run on Startup (depending on whether the app is set to “On” or “Off”). Are those the “services”? They just seem like “apps” to me.
can u make a vedio of all cool softwares that u use
I enabled this then restarted WIndows 11 and saw no notifications, despite several Microsoft apps enabled in startup apps.
What's the difference between a password and an encryption key?
Hey Thio can you share the link for this blue gradient wallpaper? Thanks a ton and a very Happy Birthday to you!
You can make your own in many image editing programs with the gradient tool.
At least I know I did it in gimp just messing around.
you can make it in stable diffusion
That's a horrendous start up list on your examples. Genuinely yours?
Happy Birthday 🎉
How do you get your start menu to look like that?
A fellow DOpus user I see.
+10 nerd cred
I was not able to find this option under Windows 10, is this a Windows 11-only feature?
I get a notice for Google Updater, and I go in and turn off Google Updates at start up and somehow it just gets re-enabled, and I get the notice again. It will not stay turned off.
@ThioJoe, if Windows has shut down unexpectedly (e.g., if the power goes out), when you start it back up, it will automatically restart various programs which were running when it shut down. That includes web browsers like Chrome and Edge, and some of the other programs which come with windows.
I've not been able to find out HOW it does those automatic one-time restarts. (I'd like to disable it for Chrome!) Do you know?
There is often I always check all these startup items I rarely only have 111 instead of 550
I recently experienced an issue with Windows 11 that caused apps to launch with a delay of exactly 60 seconds when I opened them through the Start menu or File Explorer. It's strange but this delay does not apply to UWP apps, and I have an instant app launch if I just use third-party file managers. I have tried rolling back updates, different UAC settings, disabling custom entries from the context menu, and cleaning the registry, but none of these solutions have helped. Has anyone else encountered this issue? I still haven't found a solution.
Thank you!
Is your pfp for Microsoft is made with stylish 3D or it's just a drawn emoji?
Is there a password manager that is genuinely trustworthy?
I don't need such feature. It's because I know when something is running at startup. I don't randomly install 50 programs, just to be surprised that it runs when I don't want to. Plus this feature would be annoyingly distracting.
Do you main win 10 ?
I did this and it blacked out. I'm unable to turn it on or make any changes.
So what macOS has been doing forever?
How is his windows themed?
Me: reflexively right clicks the task bar to bring up Task Manager. Oh yeah, I switched to Linux a week ago.
Bro never clickbaits.
Thank you
Make a video on windows 11 heic fix without converting or paying 😶
Guess who’s back :3 I got here at 4 views :D love your videos
Don't have the setting in Windows 11 Pro
Mine is greyed out and can't be turned on (Windows 11 Pro)
2:25 wait, why taskbar here this?
Why not back?
You can change that in settings
Yes in Win19 = task managaer , Hiw ever there is a better way to remove backgroudn running servicxes that is Hidden Through Files
tasks scheduler MUST HAVE dark mode
it's in w10 settings start up search
i disabled notifications completely. absoutely everything i could disable.
i think windows server has had this by default since 2019
the problem is i have 15 programs that I have running that i have set to run at startup so does that mean I'm going to get 15 notifications when i boot up my pc along with whatever other app is running in the background at startup?
I believe it pops up a notice when a new one is added, so if you update or install a new app with an auto start then you'll get a notice.
I destroyed everything realted to ms when "recall" was published. Never going to allow a single update anymore. I much prefer w11 over w10 simply for the driver stability. But recall is a no no.
THANK(S) YOU. THANK YOU!
couldn't find it in Windows 10 as you mentioned.
Discord is a pain in the ass. I had go set it to start on boot. Then use Task Manager to disable it. Then disable it via Discord settings. It isnt in shell:startup snd it does some other shady stuff.
You may just not have selected the actual startup application listed in Task Manager. It's usually mislabeled as something to do with Github, as a result of Discord always running the updater before it launches the application itself, and Discord apparently using the Github updater packages to keep the client up to date.
@@pacicidal No, Updater shows a Discord favicon in Task Manager for me. On Windows 11 Pro, latest version. Once I enabled it in Discord, then disabled it on startup in TM, then disabled it via Discord again, it finally stopped launching on startup.
Amazing Video!!!!!!
Okay, if everyone has to do it, I'll do it on my fedora
Me realizing that Windows Server has this feature on by default:
It works in Croatia or not
i wonder if thiojeo will ever touch linux
Maybe
It's still in win 10 too.
Fun Fact : Windows Server 2022 Startup App Notification Are Enabled By Default
Bro I have problem on gmail bro please help me
I had no idea this can be disabled. But yeah don't, it's great feature.
8 minutes late...... But I'm here
it's grayed out on mine - it's off and can't be turned on
turn on notification on the top of the same menu
@@MiranHlede Thank you - I thought I had (but I was wrong)
I can't find that setting on my computer🤔 Oh, wait, I'm using Linux🤘😎😉
I use Linux yet I'm still watching this. I use Arch btw
i still use win10, it doesnt work (setting doesnt exist)
Please don't do clickbait titles
I just goto task manager and disable garbage startups
dl autorun
ree
need admin rights to use it
after lode click login tab
undo all but leave save virus an kb junk
schedule you can play with too - -
leave everything else alone
If only on windows 10 😔
Here to stop people from commenting first
Thanks :3
but your not first
It doesn’t matter
@@moonyl5341 why do you care
@@Dragontamer7866 because they’re only stopping people from saying first if they ARE first lol😂
Yoo
ur first
You’re first
@@jackjack0145 u copy me:(
Use Autoruns
Just open task manager
control + Alt + Delete
kewl
Hi