Windows 10: Win 11> Add the clock app specifically Focus Sessions to startup so it loads automatically

Hello,I was trying to do that but wasn't able to find a way. What I want is that the Clock app loads automatically when I turn on my computer every day, so I don't forget to launch a focus session as soon as I sit down to work. I tried with the Apps>Startup in Settings, but it is not listed there. I also tried to search manually for the Clock app but couldn't find it, to add a shortcut to the Start-up folder inside User/Appdata etc. Probably the solution is super easy, but have not been able to find it so far. Any help would be really appreciated it.Thank you in advance.Diego

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Win 11 Clock app opens in Focus Sessions

Hi @Greg Carmack. Let me try to clarify. I don't use Focus Sessions. I've got them turned off in the Clock App settings, but every time i want to use Alarms or Timer, I click on the Clock App and when it opens, it always opens in Focus Session. Then I always have to select my desired functionality, either Alarms or Timer. I would prefer to have the Clock app open in either Timer or Alarms. Clear?

 

Win 11 Clock app opens in Focus Sessions

Hi. How can I cause the clock app to open in Alarms or Timer instead of Focus Sessions?

 

Win 11 Clock app opens in Focus Sessions

Hi again -

It looks ilke the Windows 11 Clock has been integrated with Focus Sessions now by default. This is explained here:

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/...

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