Microsoft Windows 10 Will Now Warn About Apps Autostart Setting During Installation To Stop System Slowdown
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- September 22, 2022
Microsoft is now warning users that installing certain apps can cause potential system slowdown. The company has released a new blog post detailing the issue, and providing guidance on how to prevent it from happening.
The main reason for the system slowdown is due to the way that some apps automatically start up when your computer is turned on. This can use up valuable resources, and can eventually lead to a slower overall experience. Microsoft is now warning users about this issue so that they can make an informed decision about whether or not to install certain apps.
If you’re concerned about potential system slowdown, there are a few things you can do to prevent it. First, you can check to see if an app is set to automatically start up by going to the Task Manager. Under the “Startup” tab, you’ll see a list of all the apps that are set to automatically start. If you see an app that you don’t want to start automatically, you can simply disable it.
Another way to prevent potential system slowdown is to be more selective about the apps you install in the first place. Pay attention to the reviews and ratings of an app before you install it, and look for any red flags that might indicate it could cause problems.
By following these simple tips, you can help ensure that your computer runs smoothly and avoid potential system slowdown.
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Microsoft Windows 10 Will Now Warn About Apps Autostart Setting During Installation To Stop System Slowdown
How autostart settings can impact your system’s performance
Microsoft Windows 10 will now warn you about autostart settings during installation in order to stop system slowdown. Autostart settings can have a big impact on your system’s performance, so it’s important to be aware of them.
When an application is set to autostart, it will automatically launch when your system starts up. This can lead to a lot of unnecessary programs starting up in the background, which can slow down your system.
Microsoft is now providing a warning about this during installation, so that you can make sure to deselect any autostarting programs that you don’t need. This will help keep your system running smoothly.
What to do if you’re seeing slowdown after installing new apps
If you’re seeing slowdown after installing new apps, it’s likely because those apps are set to autostart. To stop them from autostarting, go to Settings > Apps and turn off the “Allow apps to automatically start” setting. This will prevent new apps from autostarting and should help improve your system’s performance.
How to prevent slowdown by changing your autostart settings
Microsoft Windows 10 will now warn you about apps that autostart during installation. This is to prevent system slowdown caused by apps that start automatically.
To change your autostart settings, go to the Start menu and search for “autostart.” Click on the “Change autostart settings” link in the search results. This will open the Task Manager.
In the Task Manager, click on the “Startup” tab. This will show you a list of all the apps that autostart on your system. If an app is causing your system to slow down, you can disable it by clicking on the app and then clicking on the “Disable” button.
You can also prevent apps from autostarting by going to the settings for the app and disabling the “autostart” setting.
What Microsoft is doing to improve the Windows 10 installation process
Microsoft is now warning users about apps that autostart during installation. This is to help improve the speed of installation and reduce system slowdown. The company is also providing more control over which apps autostart. This will help users who want to install Windows 10 on their devices more quickly and without having to worry about performance issues.
