Some of the time you’re in the middle of a productive session in Windows 10, yet you need to log out or restart your machine. Typically, you may have to begin your session once more. However, with a speedy change in Settings, Windows can recall and re-open your non-legacy applications consequently when you log back in. Here’s the manner by which to set it up.

To start with, open Windows Settings. To do as such, click the Start menu and select the little gear symbol, or press Windows+i on your keyboard.

• In “Settings,” click “Accounts.”

• In “Accounts,” click “Sign-in options” in the sidebar.

• In Sign-in choices, look down the page until you see the “Restart apps” alternative. Flip the switch just below it until it’s set to “On.”

• From that point onward, close Settings.

The following time you log out and log back in, what Microsoft calls your “restartable apps” will be reloaded automatically. It’s up to application designers to make their applications restartable, so this may not work with all applications. However, it incorporates current Windows 10 applications composed for the UWP stage—which incorporates all applications gave on the Microsoft Store—just as present day browsers.

Legacy apps (that utilization the Win32 API) composed for Windows versions before Windows 8 may not be restarted naturally. In any case, it’s actual helpful.