Windows 10: with ssd, can i get all startups to go w/o delay

My 10-pro system has a fast ssd. However, on startup, I need to start a few programs. Until these programs are started, I still can't do much with the system. It takes less than 30 seconds to get to the desktop, but then it can take another minute to get all my programs started. Most are started by the scheduler.

It's not that they are slow, it's that windows seems to be trying to delay these from starting. I'm guessing that this is something windows does so a spinning disk drive wouldn't thrash as it tried to run everything at once. That makes sense for a spinning drive, to avoid all the head movement. But I've got a reasonably fast SSD and I'd like everything to startup all at once since there's no head movement and the drive is fast.

One program I startup all the time on boot is the sysinternals procexp, which I think does it's own startup delay. I can live with that starting slowly, but if there's a way to get it also to startup quicker, that'd be cool too.

Anyway to tweak the system to get these others going without any delays?

(win 10 pro, 1903)

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