How to run native Windows 10 apps on startup? [duplicate]












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My goal is: run some native Windows 10 apps at startup time



The way I would do it with an installable app is right click on the app from then start menu, go to containing folder and then make a shortcut to the executable file in shell:startup but there is no such an option to go to containing folder for apps installed from Microsoft store










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This question already has an answer here:




  • Run Metro application on startup?

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My goal is: run some native Windows 10 apps at startup time



The way I would do it with an installable app is right click on the app from then start menu, go to containing folder and then make a shortcut to the executable file in shell:startup but there is no such an option to go to containing folder for apps installed from Microsoft store










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marked as duplicate by Run5k, Ramhound, Dave M, music2myear, Debra Feb 7 at 5:08


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  • that's right. how do I remove my own question?

    – dragonmnl
    Feb 1 at 17:47











  • @dragonmnl - Questions that receive answers, which are upvoted, cannot be deleted. So if you want to delete this question, you start by deleting your answer, then delete your question.

    – Ramhound
    Feb 1 at 19:37














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This question already has an answer here:




  • Run Metro application on startup?

    5 answers




My goal is: run some native Windows 10 apps at startup time



The way I would do it with an installable app is right click on the app from then start menu, go to containing folder and then make a shortcut to the executable file in shell:startup but there is no such an option to go to containing folder for apps installed from Microsoft store










share|improve this question















This question already has an answer here:




  • Run Metro application on startup?

    5 answers




My goal is: run some native Windows 10 apps at startup time



The way I would do it with an installable app is right click on the app from then start menu, go to containing folder and then make a shortcut to the executable file in shell:startup but there is no such an option to go to containing folder for apps installed from Microsoft store





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  • Run Metro application on startup?

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marked as duplicate by Run5k, Ramhound, Dave M, music2myear, Debra Feb 7 at 5:08


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marked as duplicate by Run5k, Ramhound, Dave M, music2myear, Debra Feb 7 at 5:08


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  • that's right. how do I remove my own question?

    – dragonmnl
    Feb 1 at 17:47











  • @dragonmnl - Questions that receive answers, which are upvoted, cannot be deleted. So if you want to delete this question, you start by deleting your answer, then delete your question.

    – Ramhound
    Feb 1 at 19:37



















  • that's right. how do I remove my own question?

    – dragonmnl
    Feb 1 at 17:47











  • @dragonmnl - Questions that receive answers, which are upvoted, cannot be deleted. So if you want to delete this question, you start by deleting your answer, then delete your question.

    – Ramhound
    Feb 1 at 19:37

















that's right. how do I remove my own question?

– dragonmnl
Feb 1 at 17:47





that's right. how do I remove my own question?

– dragonmnl
Feb 1 at 17:47













@dragonmnl - Questions that receive answers, which are upvoted, cannot be deleted. So if you want to delete this question, you start by deleting your answer, then delete your question.

– Ramhound
Feb 1 at 19:37





@dragonmnl - Questions that receive answers, which are upvoted, cannot be deleted. So if you want to delete this question, you start by deleting your answer, then delete your question.

– Ramhound
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While writing the question I realized that in fact there is the folder shell:appsfolder (still from Windows+R) to achieve the same purpose for native/store apps






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    While writing the question I realized that in fact there is the folder shell:appsfolder (still from Windows+R) to achieve the same purpose for native/store apps






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      While writing the question I realized that in fact there is the folder shell:appsfolder (still from Windows+R) to achieve the same purpose for native/store apps






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        While writing the question I realized that in fact there is the folder shell:appsfolder (still from Windows+R) to achieve the same purpose for native/store apps






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        While writing the question I realized that in fact there is the folder shell:appsfolder (still from Windows+R) to achieve the same purpose for native/store apps







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