Windows 10: I Want My Startup Apps To Automatically Minimized Into Tray

Hi, everyone.I have this problem where suddenly all my startup app is gone from the startup page. I want to setup new startup app from the Startup folder, but it ended up fully opened or maximized every time I login. I tried using properties>run: minimized, but it still doesn't work. I wanted the startup app to automatically minimized into tray at every launch.I've managed to do this for AMD Driver using Adwcleaner from Malwarebytes Interface - restore the current window size on the next startup. Now, I just want to do it for my Logitech driver and Xear Audio driver.Thank You.

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Minimize to the tray on startup

Minimize to tray at startup

I'm looking for a way to autorun GPU-Z minimized on Windows 7 x64. If I stick a shortcut in the start-up folder and change the properties to "run minimized" it doesn't minimize to the tray but instead to the taskbar. So I have to click on the taskbar and press on minimize every time I reboot my system. This is a little bit annoying if you reboot often.

Thank you for your time! *Smile

 

How to launch app on startup minimized to tray?

I'm using "Screen Rotate" app from windows store.

What i want is to always launch this app on startup minimized to tray.

In preferences it has an option to minimize to tray, which i prefer.

I've added a shortcut to startup folder so the app launches on startup.

In shortcut options i chose Run: Minimized.

Unfortunately what happens is the app launches minimized on startup but stays in the taskbar.

To send it to tray i have to click to bring it forward and the click to minimize to achieve this, these extra clicks are not desirable.

I just want it to launch on startup minimized to tray.

 

how to minimize to tray on startup??

Systool will startup in the state you last had it in. So minimize it, then just right click the Systool tray icon (you can also check to startup with Windows in the options) to exit. Next time it starts, it will be minimized (although it does flash up briefly first). I just tested it so it should work for you as well ... *Smile