The Startup folder contains shortcuts to programs that run when you start up Windows.
Back in the olden days of Windows 7, you could easily find the Startup folder. All you had to do was click Start, and type “Startup”.
Wasn’t that easy?
Enter Windows 8, and now Windows 10…
Try the same trick to locate the Startup folder, and you get… nothing!
SIGH.
So, where did the Startup folder go??
If you’ve ever tried to download large files from Google Drive via the web download method, you may have noticed that the downloads go really, really slowly.
Typically, I’m seeing download speeds between 300kB/s and 500kB/s. And usually, I’m seeing Drive download speeds on the lower end of that range…
Now, I don’t have fiber or anything, but I started to wonder what’s going on because 300kB/s is pretty pokey these days!
Thankfully, there is a really simple way to download from Google Drive at much faster speeds.
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