Hi There,

Thanks for sharing the screenshot! Based on what I see, your Startup tab in Task Manager only shows one item (GenuineService.exe) instead of the usual list of apps. Here’s why this can happen and what you can do:

Startup entries moved to Settings In Windows 11, Microsoft shifted most startup app management to Settings → Apps → Startup. Task Manager now primarily shows system-level or legacy entries.

Group Policy or Registry cleanup If you recently ran a cleanup tool or changed registry settings, many startup entries may have been removed from the classic locations Task Manager reads.

Third-party apps using modern startup APIs Apps like OneDrive, Teams, and others often register via UWP startup tasks, which appear in Settings but not in Task Manager.

Corrupted Task Manager cache Rarely, Task Manager fails to enumerate items due to cache corruption or missing permissions.

How to check all startup apps

Go to Settings → Apps → Startup This shows the full list of apps that start with Windows.

Check Task Scheduler Some apps use scheduled tasks instead of registry entries.

Verify registry keys Look under: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.

Fix options

If you want Task Manager to show more items, there’s no official toggle—it’s by design in Windows 11.

For full control, use Settings → Apps → Startup or a third-party tool like Autoruns from Microsoft Sys internals.

Let me know how it goes, Happy to help!