How to Add, Remove or Disable Startup Program on Mac Mojave

There are too many reasons behind your Mac performance. This is one of the primary reasons that I fixed on my Mac. Well, Apple is giving the option for seeing startup program on Mac running on MacOS Mojave (10.14), High Sierra or later, EI Capitan, Yosemite. For instantly start your work and Don’t remind about the first job on every morning. Users are keeping Mail app, Safari, Notes, Skype and Third-Party Software as a Startup program.

Some of the time we need to add this startup program list depends on usage and comfortability.

Follow my Steps for Manage startup program on Mac OS

We can add a new program, Remove Existing adds and Clear whole list that call to option whenever turn on Mac.

Step :#1 Open system preference on Mac from Apple menu or Search “System Preference” from Spotlight Search.

Step #2 Next to the System Preference, Find Users & Group

Step:#3 On Users & Group windows, Tap on “Login Items” tab. All the programs will be listed there and Greyed out interface. To make changes, unlock with authentication icon at corner windows,

Use Username and Password – Admin Details.

Once you log in, we can Select the program that we want to stop startup automatically on login. Then press “–“ sign.

Change or Add startup program on Mac

Need to add any Third-Party program in startup screen list.

Click On “+” Option, Choose an application from Finder screen.

Tap on Done.

Another Option is Hide startup program from Screen but launch

Near to each program added in startup program list, Customise individually using checkbox given near to program name.

Enable Checkbox: selected Checkbox for the individual application, that means a program is launched but not seen on MacBook, iMac or MacMini desktop screen.

I recommended keeping uncheck all. Useless click attempt on the program after launched in the background,

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