MIUI 13 offers its users the ability to customize their applications to run automatically. This feature is particularly useful for applications that are used frequently and that you want to have ready for immediate use. In this article, we will show you how to make some apps run automatically in MIUI 13, simply and quickly. Read on to find out how you can make the most of this feature and optimize your experience with your Xiaomi device.

– Step by step -- How to make some apps run automatically in MIUI 13?

• Open the Security app on your MIUI 13 device.
• Select “Permissions” in the bottom toolbar.
• Choose “Autostart” from the list of options.
• You will now see a list of applications installed on your device.
• Find and select the apps you want to run automatically when you start your device.
• Once the applications are selected, activate the "Autostart" switch next to each of them.
• Ready! Selected apps will now run automatically every time you start your MIUI 13 device.

FAQ

How to set apps to run automatically in MIUI 13?

1. Open the Settings app on your MIUI 13 device.
2. Scroll down and select Applications.
3. Select the application you want to run automatically.
4. Tap Autostart.
5. Activate the Autostart option to allow the app to run automatically in the background.

How to prevent some applications from running automatically in MIUI 13?

1. Open the Security app on your MIUI 13 device.
2. Select the Protection tab.
3. Select Autostart.
4. Find the app you want to prevent from running automatically and disable it.

How can I manage apps running in the background in MIUI 13?

1. Open the Settings app on your MIUI 13 device.
2. Scroll down and select Applications.
3. Select Manage applications.
4. Select the app you want to manage.
5. Tap Manage background apps.

Is it possible for some apps to run automatically in MIUI 13 without having to make any settings?

1. Yes, some applications may be allowed to run automatically, depending on their default settings.
2. You can check this by going to each app's settings and checking their autostart settings.

Is there a way to improve MIUI 13 performance by preventing certain apps from running automatically?

1. Yes, by preventing certain apps from running automatically, you can free up system resources and improve the overall performance of your MIUI 13 device.
2. This is especially useful if you have resource-intensive apps in the background.

How can I find out which apps are running in the background in MIUI 13?

1. Open the Settings app on your MIUI 13 device.
2. Scroll down and select About phone.
3. Tap on RAM and storage status.
4. You'll see a list of background apps and the amount of memory they're using.

Can I allow some apps to run automatically only at certain times in MIUI 13?

1. Yes, you can use the startup schedule feature in each app's settings to set specific times when the app is allowed to run automatically.
2. This is useful if you only want the app to run in the background at certain times of the day.

What are the advantages of allowing some apps to run automatically in MIUI 13?

1. Allowing certain apps to run automatically can ensure that they receive background updates, timely notifications, and can run more smoothly.
2. This is especially useful for messaging, social media, and other apps that require real-time updates.

Can I revert changes and allow an app to run automatically after I have disabled it in MIUI 13?

1. Yes, you can revert the changes you made by disabling autostart restrictions for the app in the apps settings.
2. Simply follow the same steps you used to disable the feature and turn Autostart on again.

How does app autostart affect battery performance in MIUI 13?

1. Allowing too many apps to run automatically in the background can drain your battery more quickly as they will constantly consume resources.
2. It's important to balance the convenience of having apps run automatically with the impact on battery life.

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