How do I add program shortcuts or scripts to startup items to achieve self-startup?

How do I add program shortcuts or scripts to startup items to achieve self-startup?

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Last updated: 2019-8-22

Scene description

In daily practice, we need an application or script to start or run automatically when the user logs in. For example, when OneDriver is installed and configured by default, it creates a folder locally where users can store files or folders. We specially map the OneDriver to the cost locator through scripts to make it more convenient for users.

Solution method

So how do we put this script in the startup item to run automatically after the user logs in? Here, taking Windows 10 as an example, I can just put a script that needs to be run automatically (or an application shortcut that needs to be started) into the startup item.

Operation steps

Copy the script file to the following path under the system disk:

C:\ ProgramData\ Microsoft\ Windows\ Start Menu\ Programs\ Startup

If you log out and log in again, the script starts to run during the login process of the system to map OneDriver to O disk:

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