Desktop Mate

Desktop Mate

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Auto launch
By aq3365
This guide will show you how to have desktop mate auto start when you open your computer.
   
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First we are going to create a shortcut to the launcher
Click on the gear icon






Hover over "Manage" and click "Browse local files"




















Now it should bring you here






Right click on "Desktop Mate"

If on windows 11, click "Show more options"
Click "Create shortcut"

If on windows 10, click "Create shortcut"

You should now have the shortcut






Now, select only the shortcut and do Ctrl + X
Next, do WindowsKey + R and it should bring up this menu











Paste either of these this into the box (this is the windows start up folder)
shell:startup
C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
(Only paste the shortcut into one of them!)

Finally, paste the shortcut into the folder by doing Ctrl + V

Ta-da! Now you can see miku every day without launching it yourself!

Notes:
Steam has to auto launch on start as well for this to work.
If it does not paste the shortcut into the start up folder, go back to the shortcut and copy it again.
15 Comments
404 Apr 2 @ 1:54pm 
Epic
aq3365  [author] Jan 30 @ 12:12pm 
@enkie when you open up task manager and go to the startup apps, does desktop mate show up twice?
enkie Jan 30 @ 1:27am 
@aq3365 yep, only into shell:startup since the other one didnt work. i also redid my steam auto login and auto start up stuff, didnt work either. something is causing it to screw up but i cant figure out what exactly. :steamfacepalm:
aq3365  [author] Jan 29 @ 12:33pm 
@enkie are you sure you did not paste the shortcut into both of the folders? You should only paste the shortcut into one or the other.
enkie Jan 29 @ 8:46am 
it only shows the starting sequence but never loads the character only to then throw an error saying something about there being another instance already open.
aq3365  [author] Jan 24 @ 12:05pm 
If this doesn't work, please msg me on discord (aq7765) and I can try to help
Gniloe Aloe Jan 24 @ 10:03am 
Btw, you can use "shell:startup" instead of "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup"
skribi ツ Jan 24 @ 2:42am 
not working
Electability Jan 22 @ 11:02am 
If you can't find the AppData folder, go to your toolbar and click View and Show Hidden Items.
HFStudio39YT Jan 21 @ 8:45pm 
Worked here! Thank you! :)