bootfolder
nounUK /ˈbuːtˌfəʊldə/
US /ˈbuːtˌfoʊldər/
A bootfolder is a special folder that holds the files a computer needs to start up.
The technician checked the bootfolder to make sure the computer would turn on properly.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A folder containing boot configuration files used by the operating system during startup.
The boot configuration data was stored in the bootfolder on the system drive.
3. A directory on a removable drive that holds the files needed to boot a computer from that drive.
He copied the installer into the bootfolder on the USB stick.
4. A folder in a software project that stores scripts run automatically when the program launches.
Add your setup script to the bootfolder so it runs every time the app starts.