When Windows starts it is always a dialogue box that flashes on the screen and the CPU usage high (above 50%), after I connect sometimes for several minutes.

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• major problem on this laptop lenovo most of users experience lock when windows starts

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• Start the program automatically when windows starts

  Hello..

  Ho can I make a program open automatically when windows starts?

  Thank you

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• Page Web for TomTom starts automatically when windows start.

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  Hello

  Thank you for the question to Microsoft Community. I'll give my best to help you.

  Method 1
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