They slow down the startup process and above all, they keep eating up processing power without any productive output. There’s a simple way you can restrict these apps from opening at startup. We have mentioned detailed guide below to demonstrate the process, have a look.
How to Stop Apps from Opening on Startup on Mac
Step #1. Click the Apple logo from the menu bar and launch “System Preferences“. Step #2. From the list of available preferences, click on “Users & Groups“. Step #3. Now you will see the list of registered users for the Mac PC. Select the one for which you wish to change startup apps. Step #4. At the same window after clicking the user, click on “Login items” tab at the right side of the screen. Step #5. You’ll now get a list of apps that opens at Mac startup. Here you can either hide any/all apps or completely remove them from the list. Step #6. To hide apps, simply click the checkbox given beside each app. In order to remove them completely, select the apps by clicking the checkbox to tick mark and then click on the “-” sign located at the bottom. Step #7. You can now exit System Preferences and check the changes by restarting your Mac. That’s all; all those apps that you hide or remove completely will no more bother you or your Mac at startup. You’ll notice a considerable change in speed when you restart your Mac next time. Share your feedback with us in a comment section.
