This type of boot is called "Alternative Shells" and you set the boot option by pressing [windows key]+[r] type "msconfig" (no quotes) then select it.No task bar will be visible and so on
Maybe it was a fault to call it startup exe here because that´s not what it is called so it has nothing to do with an eventually existing startup from windows
It is coded in dotnet
Correct it's only optional and there are reports of it being used by some malware to do stuff you won't like but imo it's just not that useful so thats why Microsoft devalued it.This sounds like an optional program; so not absolutely necessary to run Win10
You lose me here mate as there is no reason to stuff about in the registry and I supect you have buggered the entries since the system sounds not to be booting now.i used to replace the explorer.exe from the registrykey "winlogon" with my own startup .EXE .
This type of boot is called "Alternative Shells" and you set the boot option by pressing [windows key]+[r] type "msconfig" (no quotes) then select it.No task bar will be visible and so on
Maybe it was a fault to call it startup exe here because that´s not what it is called so it has nothing to do with an eventually existing startup from windows
It is coded in dotnet