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program on startuphi, how can i get my program to start on every boot of the computer?
-- -iwdu15 put it in the start, programs, startup folder?
iwdu15 wrote: Show quoteHide quote > hi, how can i get my program to start on every boot of the computer? thanks for the reply, but i forgot to mention that i would like it to be how
every other program starts up on bootup. -- -iwdu15 Define 'how every other program starts up on bootup' and define 'every other
program' and you might get a response or two. Show quoteHide quote "iwdu15" <jmmgoalsteratyahoodotcom> wrote in message news:945DBCF5-4BD0-4459-AF67-07E9FBBCE358@microsoft.com... > thanks for the reply, but i forgot to mention that i would like it to be > how > every other program starts up on bootup. > -- > -iwdu15 > > sorry about my lack of information...like im creating a program that i want
to run every startup...it just watches all processes and exits some that the user specifies. i want it to be running the background from when the computer boots up to when it shuts down without the user havignt o do anything. for instance, i want it to startup like an anti-virus program would, directly on the bootup -- -iwdu15 Sounds too much like a Windows Service. And Windows services can be set to
startup automatically after installation. I suggest you do some research on development of Windows Services. Regards, Cerebrus. Show quoteHide quote "iwdu15" <jmmgoalsteratyahoodotcom> wrote in message news:389F10B5-1D21-4EE1-A04D-E31E3C14CA1F@microsoft.com... > sorry about my lack of information...like im creating a program that i want > to run every startup...it just watches all processes and exits some that the > user specifies. i want it to be running the background from when the computer > boots up to when it shuts down without the user havignt o do anything. for > instance, i want it to startup like an anti-virus program would, directly on > the bootup > -- > -iwdu15 Hello,
For this you will have to make an entry in the Windows Registry. Your most likely entrypoint would be HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Regards Cyril Gupta Cyril wrote :
> For this you will have to make an entry in the Windows Registry. Hi Cyril,> Your most likely entrypoint would be > HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run That is not an option I would recommend, since it blatantly violates the principle of Least Privilege. (You would need Admin access to write to that key in the Registry) (Though there are enough violators out there to make it acceptable in most eyes !) Regards, Cerebrus. awsome, thanks, thats just what i was looking for. and cerebus, il keep that
in mind also, thanks -- -iwdu15 
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