The app starts from the start menu, which is different from starting from my computer

The error is that you can't find something like that, or that the file is corrupted, right? It's because you've touched the place where it's stored, otherwise it should all be the same to boot, from the start, from the executable file of the program directory installed to, from the desktop, from the quick launch bar, from the system tray (the icon on the right side of the taskbar), etc., can achieve the same purpose. (To use a game as an analogy, an executable is called a game.)

exe,,When this exe runs, you need to access the sound and image files in this directory (isn't the game all in a folder after installation),,So you can't copy this exe somewhere else.。 But it's different when you use a shortcut, you put the shortcut of this exe in another folder, and run the exe in that folder itself....So you can run

Or some programs run with parameters and viruses.

Or the file is corrupted! From.

Quick launch bar.

From the beginning, from the desktop! It's because you've ever moved where it's stored, right, the executable file from the program directory installed to, or else it should all be the same that can be booted, from.

System tray. Taskbar.

icon on the right) and so on.

The assistant second-level is also reluctant to give some points, and the error is what he said that he couldn't find it.

Some programs run parameterized.

There is no difference. However, the desktop belongs to the memory of the C disk (that is, the system spur disk), if there are too many shortcuts, it will use a certain memory of the C disk, which will make the computer run slower, that is, the card. So don't put too many things, just put some necessary and commonly used ones on the desktop.

Don't install software or store files on a C drive!

There is a difference, that is, things will stand on the desktop with a certain amount of memory, and it is good to launch directly from the start menu, and the cleaner the desktop, the better.

In the registry: Hkey Local Machine Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths

, for example, add the name of the program you want to run, for example.

Then change the default value to the specific path of the program you want to run, for example:

Yes, but the first time you need to find the directory of the program you want to run, you can just enter the program name later.

OK. But I don't know what program you're going to run, and you haven't made it clear.

It's the program to be started when you boot up.,Put the shortcut of the program into it.,Start the corresponding program when you boot up.。

Actually, it's a folder, for example, if you copy QQ to that folder, QQ will run automatically the next time you start the machine.

It's just an automatic start, and it's not very useful.

At the beginning of the computer, all programs, the files in the startup can be called user startup items, which are the programs that are automatically executed by the operating system after the user logs in, which can facilitate the user to run the program to run after each boot or login, so that he can run automatically after booting up.

Nowadays users usually delete all files in the startup in order to start quickly, but many programs put themselves in some other startup options in order to be able to start autonomously, so as to prevent the user from deleting them (which can become rogue startup software).

These self-starting programs can be thoroughly understood with the registry:

1. Press win+r keys to open the "Run" window, and then enter optional), enter;

3. After searching for the first one, click the F3 key (find the next one) to check the registry entries with the run keyword in the registry; If you see an item that you don't want it to boot automatically (double-click the item and look at the path inside to know), then delete it;

4. Close the registry after the modification and restart it.

It's a good idea to back up the registry before modifying it:

1. Click "File" and "Export" in the registry.

2. In the pop-up "Export Registry File" window, select the backup path (it is recommended not to put it in the system disk) and the name of the backup file, and then click "Save".

If you accidentally mess up the registry and cause problems with the system:

1. Open the registry, click "File" and "Import" in turn;

2, and then select the suffix you backed up with "."reg", select it and click "Open".

If you really don't understand, you can also use third-party software such as Windows Optimizer to manage startup items.

The things in the startup item will be started immediately after you turn on the computer.,Generally some things that you can use right away will be put there.,For example, every time you turn on the computer, you will immediately go to QQ.,You put QQ in it.,If you want to listen to songs, you will listen to Qianqianjing and put it in it.。 But if you put some useless things inside,It will slow down a lot,Especially when you just turn on the phone,Because those programs want to run, it will be very slow,Generally if you don't go online or something after turning on the computer,Just remove QQ and Thunderbolt from it,If you don't have to turn on the phone and use it immediately, you can delete it,And it's best if there's nothing in it,So that the computer starts up normally。

Do you understand?

aThey are shortcuts, and shortcuts can start programs.

These shortcuts to the Start Menu can be added by the user by adding the shortcut to the corresponding directory of the Start Menu.

If you don't have a startup item, you accidentally deleted it, so you need to add it yourself, the steps are as follows:

1. First click to select all programs, open all programs, there are no startup items in it, and then click Open all programs to enter.

2. After entering the new interface and all the programs, create a folder and display the new folder.

3. After the creation of the new folder is completed, it will be named Start.

4. Then click the start menu again, and you can see that there are startup items on the home page. You're done.

C: Documents and Settings All Users Start Menu Programs Right-click on the blank space here - New Folder - named Start.

If you can't find it, go to Start - All Programs - Right-click on Attachments - Open All Users - Click Up - Create New Folder - Name Start.

First of all, go to the C drive - documents and settings - your computer username - start menu - programs - if there is no (start) this folder in the file directory, please create a folder!

No problem, it doesn't have to be recoverable, it doesn't affect normal use.