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Use for questions about the Windows Task Manager utility for managing system processes. Do not use for questions relating to human tasks.
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Why the Task Manager automatically does not start from the Startup folder at user log on?
Well, it is possible to use the Task Scheduler to run the Taskmgr.exe at user log on. Unfortunately, when I minimize the application I don't see it icon in the System Tray area, what is required.
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Why the Task Manager automatically does not start from the Startup folder at user log on?
I want the Task Manager to be able start automatically each time when user login to the Windows. The following article describes how to Add an app to run automatically at startup in Windows 10:
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`taskmgr.exe` The requested operation requires elevation [duplicate]
I tried to auto start the taskmgr.exe on the user login by creating a shortcut of Task Manager in the startup folder, as it described on the Microsoft forum:
Open Run, type and enter shell:appsfolde …
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