Windows 10: How to manually add: SecurityHealthSystray.exe to startup?

I used Sordum Windows Defender disable but in the process, it deleted the registry entry for %windir%\system32\SecurityHealthSystray.exe.Looking at C:\Windows\System32\SecurityHealthSystray.exe, it's still there and I can manually enable it temporarily in the System Tray by double clicking. However, upon reboot it's gone.Windows Repair and DISM didn't work for me. A colleague of mine was granted remote access to my laptop and added it back to startup. However, it was not added to the startup folder, that much I'm 100% certain.This issue happened again after using the Defender disabler. Unfo

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Can't get GPU-Z to start with Windows 8.1 startup

I'm not sure how to do that. Could you list the steps for a noob?

 

adding a program manually to startup


If you can start it manually, find the program in all apps, right click it, select more and open file location, on the .EXE file, right click it and select send to > Desktop as shortcut. On your Desktop click it and see if it starts the program. If it does, open shell:common startup (C:/Program data/microsoft/windows/start menu/programs/startup) and drag/drop the desktop icon into there. That should work. If not, you may have to do what TairikuOkami suggested.

BTW< it should be by default, but make sure it is enabled in task Manager > Startup Tab.

 

EXE in Startup folder not running


I have the same problem with MS works calendar reminder, the .exe is listed in the startup folder but at the time specified for the reminder it doesn't show the reminder pop-up.
Tbh this was also a problem under Win 7 & 8/8.1 but rectified it by copying the alarm/calendar reminder .exe to the startup folder, this doesn't work with 10.