Record marking Angel Di Maria was especially amazing and settled any early United nerves when his free-kick into the crate crawled into the far corner.
Ander Herrera bored in not long after and Wayne Rooney's sharp complete everything except finished the challenge before the break.
Juan Mata guided in Di Maria's shot and loanee Radamel Falcao had a delicate introduction as a 67th-moment substitute.
Motd2 dissection: Man Utd v QPR
Mark Lawrenson: "Holy messenger Di Maria played on the left-hand side of a four-man midfield jewel in their 4-1-2-1-2 development against QPR, with Ander Herrera to his right, Daley Blind behind him and Juan Mata at the top.
"That part surely suits Di Maria better than any position in the 3-4-1-2 shaping that Van Gaal appears to lean toward. "Whether he is utilized as a wing-back or as a focal midfielder in that 3-4-1-2, then he will have more protective obligations."
Read all the more: How Man Utd's precious stone suits Di Maria
Harder tests than a wobbly QPR side anticipate, however after a troubling season under David Moyes, and a moderate begin to this fight under successor Louis van Gaal, United furnished their fans with authentic foundation for good faith.
United's keep going home diversion - a 2-1 opening-day vanquish via Swansea - had completed with an altogether different disposition around Old Trafford and Van Gaal's beginning line-up indicated real transforms from that misfortune.
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Man United 4-0 QPR: Louis van Gaal hails 'new begin' for Reds
New signings Di Maria, Daley Blind and Marcos Rojo were incorporated from the begin with Falcao on the seat.
And new faculty, Van Gaal was compelled to movement from his supported 3-5-2 creation to a four-man safeguard by wounds to Chris Smalling and Phil Jones.
The progressions fuelled a light air among the home fans and QPR demonstrated the ideal restriction for a certainty building win.
Mata, playing at the assaulting tip of a midfield precious stone, shot over from 20 yards, before Di Maria gave United an objective pad to run with the greater part of ownership.
In the thick of things
Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera made more handles (8) and finished more passes (77) than he did in any match in the 2013-14 La Liga season for Athletic Bilbao.
The £59.7m marking's free-kick coasted over its expected targets and, with goalkeeper Rob Green standing still in desire of a touch, ricocheted inside the far post.
The guests had infrequently wandered past the partly line, yet in the event that Jonny Evans had not blocked Matt Phillips' shot after home manager David de Gea surged out to attempt and end an uncommon assault, they could have been level.
As it might have been, QPR were out of the amusement before long.
A hastening run from the inexorably amazing Di Maria drew the consideration of two shields and when Rooney laid the ball into the way of Herrera, the Spaniard bored a low shot into the bottom corner.
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Redknapp 'expected a troublesome day'
The third arrived not long after as the QPR barrier remained off their men, permitting Mata and Herrera to trade sits back to pick his spot inside the close post.
The presentation of Armand Traore enhanced QPR after the break, however Mata and Rooney's over-elaboration with the objective at their kindness, and the remorseful grins that emulated, summed up the show pace of the second half.
Mata did not need to sit tight ache for an alternate chance - impacting home after Di Maria shanked a driven exertion into his way.
Falcao was acquainted with uproarious cheers with a bit in excess of 20 minutes to go and was just denied an objective by Green's scrambling recuperation save.
The Colombian's new side ought to furnish him with bounty more risks on the off chance that they proceed in the same vein, while QPR will need to be more decided and aspiring to get by in the top flight.
Previous Wales universal Robbie Savage on BBC Radio 5 live
"On today's execution it was a Manchester United side individuals need to come and pay to watch. Yet protectively, when are they going to be tried? We should not overlook they have beaten QPR today. Goads beat them 4-0 and we are not discussing them winning the group. In the event that you ask each United fan in this stadium I think the larger part would say that they won't win the alliance in the not so distant future."
QPR chief Harry Redknapp:
"United have got a huge shot of making the main four.
"They have got some incredible forward players. For us it will be an intense season however in any case I think we will be OK.
"One or two of my players are attempting to get their wellness.
"Leroy Fer has had two weeks away with Holland and has not played an amusement.
"He most likely has been remained around and utilized as a cone while the first cooperative effort. He needs wellness."
Read Louis van Gaal's response.
Radamel Falcao goes ahead for Juan Mata
Radamel Falcao neglected to score on his presentation, an accomplishment he attained with Porto, Atletico Madrid and Monaco
Ander Herrera
Ander Herrera scored 11 objectives in 128 appearances for past club Atletico Madrid
Kevin Pietersen
Ex-England cricketer Kevin Pietersen, a Chelsea fan, was in the stands to watch United's win
Rio Ferdinand
Previous United guard Rio Ferdinand and Sir Bobby Charlton participated in a prematch presentation
Look at the best photographs from today's Premier League diversion on the BBC Sport Facebook page.
LINEUP, BOOKINGS (1) & SUBSTITUTIONS (6)
Manchester United
01 de Gea
06 Evans
02 Rafael (A Valencia - 67' )
05 Rojo
42 Blackett
08 Mata (Falcao - 67' )
07 Di María (Januzaj - 82' )
17 Blind
21 Herrera
20 van Persie Booked
10 Rooney
Substitutes
03 Shaw
09 Falcao
11 Januzaj
13 Lindegaard
24 Fletcher
25 A Valencia
44 Pereira
Rulers Park Rangers
01 Green
06 Hill (Traore - 45' )
14 Isla
04 Caulker
05 Ferdinand
23 Hoilett
19 Kranjcar
30 Sandro (Henry - 74' )
10 Fer
09 Aust
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