Auto-start applications in windows when a user logs on
Symptom
The user desires to have an application(s) to start automatically when a user logs into the node.
Environment
Primary Product Module : Microsoft Windows (Desktop & Server)
Primary Product Version : ALL
Primary Product OS : Windows
Resolution
To have the application start automatically for just the currently logged in user:
- Start -> Run
- Type in ‘shell: startup’
- Copy that iFix icon from
the desktop into your startup folder for your user.
Alternatively, you could drop that shortcut in the
folder that is for ALL USERS to do so.
- Start -> Run
- Type in ‘shell: common
startup’
- Copy that iFix icon from
the desktop into your startup folder for your user
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