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29 sty 2024 · Method 1. MSConfig. Download Article. 1. Open Microsoft's System Configuration Utility (called MSConfig). Go to START -> Run, and enter msconfig. Hit enter to start the program. The following window should appear. Choose Selective Startup.
31 sie 2016 · Edit: Opens the Edit Script dialog box, where you can modify script information, such as name and parameters. Remove : Removes the selected script from the Logon Scripts list. Show Files : Displays the script files that are stored in the selected GPO.
I want to run a batch file after Windows XP starts up. How can I do that? My run.bat file: subst Z: C:\dir1\dir2\dir3\file I put run.bat in the startup folder (C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\systemprofile\Start Menu\Programs\Startup) but the link isn’t created.
It takes long time at "running startup scripts", long time at "running shutdown scripts" and ages at "Applying computer settings". I checked local computer policy and there are no scripts for the local computer.
Short answer: GPEDIT.MSC (Start, Run, GPEdit.msc) Windows 2000 and above [1] offer a computer Startup Scripts collection in the policy editor: Computer Settings-> Windows Settings-> Scripts (Startup/Shutdown) There's an equivalent logon script area (i.e. after computer startup, when a user logs on) in the User configuration bit. Longer:
31 sie 2009 · Another possibility is to grab AutoHotkey and then make a script to set up various shortcuts to start those apps (say Ctrl+Alt+V for visual studio, Ctrl+Alt+D for delphi, etc...) then you can just hit those key combos on startup to start the programs you want.
5 kwi 2019 · You can specify what programs you want to run on Windows boot. All you have to do is add the script, executable, or shortcut in to the startup folder. Alternatively you can use scheduled tasks to manage startup scripts. This will show you how to use both methods.
