Set Chrome to Auto-Start in Windows 10

This article notes how to set Windows 10 to auto-start Chrome for the currently logged in user (or any other application).

1. Press the Windows key and R together to open the run dialog.
2. In the run dialog window, type "shell:startup" (without the quotes) and press OK.
3. A File Explorer window will open up.  The path will be "Username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup".
4. Copy and paste a shortcut of the program that you want to automatically start when a specific user logs into the workstation into the File Explorer window.
5. The next time that you reboot the workstation and log in as the specific user, the program that was just copied into the File Explorer window will automatically be started.