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Making Trello open on startup (Windows 10)

Luke J

I've downloaded the Trello app through the windows store for my windows 10 desktop.

I'd like to have it begin automatically when I turn on the computer, but nothing is working. I've tried going into the files to get a shortcut of it to place into the startup file, but it isn't there.

Any help is greatly appreciated,

Thank you!

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Sloan N_ B_

Hi @Luke J

Here is Microsoft's guide to adding applications to the startup:

Change startup apps in Windows 10

"press the Windows Logo Key + R, type shell:startup, and then select OK. This opens the Startup folder."

Copying a Trello Shortcut to this directory should do the trick.

Cheers
Nick

Luke J

As I said above, I've already gotten that far but can't locate a trello shortcut. I've tried a search, and a manual search, and it's like my computer doesn't have one.

Sloan N_ B_

Hi again Luke

I missed that Trello is an App from the Microsoft Store and not a normal application... Sorry!

Here is what worked for me:

If not already done, pin Trello to the Start Menu.

Open to the Microsoft Store
Open the Trello page
Click "Pin to start"

Now create a link in the Startup folder

Press the Windows Logo Key + R, type shell:startup, and then select OK. This opens the Startup folder.
You can drag and drop the tile from Start to the folder, a link to trello will be created.
With a restart you will see this will work.

Cheers
Nick

Luke J

Somehow this only works after someone tells you, it worked this time but it didn't work when I tried it haha

Thank you for the help!

Kumaraswamy KS_jya2ww

Drag and drop of the Trello tile to the starup folder is not working. Not sure how to make it work.

Ldiazabr

Ok, for those looking for a Windows 11 solution:

- Press the Start Button and then "All Apps" ("Todas las Aplicaciones" in Spanish)

- Look for Trello and this one item you will be able to Drag & Drop.

- Press "Windows + R" and insert "shell:startup".

- Drag & Drop the Trello item you found on "All Apps" to this folder, and then reboot to check if everything worked accordingly.

Windows Store Apps create bizarre directories paths, so I don't know if it will still work after updating, but at least this solved the problem some of us were having not locating the shortcut to put in that folder.

Konstantinos Spanoudakis

Thanks Ldiazabr.
That finally works!

ValterGD

Hero 💖

AR_wtszpg

Thank you bro, that works!

Jaimi Chong

Same. Also gained access to 'Program Files\WindowsApps', but don't see a folder for it.

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