Run at startup
Toggle it from the Tray menu.
DeskDrawer registers as a packaged Windows startup task, not by writing a registry Run key or dropping a file in the Startup folder. The practical consequences:
- It appears in Task Manager → Startup apps like any well-behaved application.
- Disabling it there genuinely disables it, and the tray menu reflects that.
- Enabling it in the tray menu reflects in Task Manager.
- Windows may report a startup impact measurement for it, as it does for every startup app.
The two directions staying in agreement sounds obvious; it was a real fix in 1.2.3, because the state can be changed from either place at any time.