If you have an issue running a program at startup you can use the Task Scheduler built in to Windows and add nothing to the system. As for startup you can use Autoruns which is portable so also not really adding anything to the system plus in both cases it is free and both are simple to use as well. Just a thought as Glary will add both the installation AND moreso the need for an additional startup entry itself. I feel adding that adds a drain on system resources that isn’t really needed.