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Task Scheduler lets you automate many tasks on Windows 10. In this article, I’ll show you how to set up ThrottleStop to start with Windows 10
Step 1: Use the search bar on the taskbar or press Windows + S, then type Task Scheduler and open it

Step 2: In Task Scheduler, select Task Scheduler Library > Create Task…

Step 3: On the General tab, set it up as follows
1. Name: name it whatever you like
2. Change User or Group…: set it up following the steps in the image below. In step 2.3 select System, then click OK
3. Check Run with highest privileges to run with the highest privileges. Hidden: if you want it to run hidden, check it; otherwise, skip it

Step 4: Switch to the Triggers tab and select New. Under Begin the task, choose a schedule
Here, select At log on; you can explore the other schedules yourself
If you want to delay the task by some time, under Delay Task for, check the box and choose the time
Then click OK to save

Step 5: Switch to the Actions tab, select New > Action, select Start a Program > Program/Script, click Browse… and select the program you want to start with the computer, then click OK to save

Step 6: On the Conditions tab, uncheck the box Start the task only... then click OK

Step 7: On the Settings tab, check the first 2 boxes and uncheck all the rest, then click OK and you’re done

Now the software runs with Windows. Restart to check the result
If you no longer want the software to start with the computer, in Task Scheduler Library, select the program, right-click it and select Disable to turn it off, or Delete to delete it
