This is going to be a quick, no-fluff walkthrough on how to enable or disable startup apps in Windows 11. Startup apps are the programs that launch automatically when you boot your PC, and trimming that list can help your boot time and overall performance. In this video I show you two simple methods, so you can use whatever’s fastest for you. First, I jump straight into the easiest route: right-click an empty spot on the taskbar, open Task Manager, then go to the left pane and click Startup apps. From there, you can scroll through the list, check the Status column (Enabled or Disabled), and just right-click an app to Disable it—or Enable it if you actually want it starting with Windows. Second method is through Settings: right-click the Start icon, open Settings, go to Apps, then Startup, and use the on/off toggles for each app. That’s it—pick your method, turn off what you don’t need, and get back to work.