I want to start exe of my project when system start or user without startup folder service and reg.

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I want to start exe of my project when system start or user login but don't use the startup folder and also not calling application from window service and not change registry file I try all three-way it's working but didn't want to use searching not getting anything help mi out thanks in advance

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tartup folder and also not calling application from window service and not change registry file I try all three-way it's working but didn't want to use

Posted 6-Jul-17 3:47am

Member 12938546

Updated 6-Jul-17 15:44pm

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[no name] 6-Jul-17 22:06pm

Explaining why you wish to do this would be helpful.

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Solution 2

Create a task in Task Scheduler.
You can select to run for a specific user/s or all users & either Log On or Start Up

Posted 6-Jul-17 15:44pm

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[no name] 6-Jul-17 22:07pm

Which is a service is it not?

Dave Kreskowiak 6-Jul-17 22:17pm

Which itself is a service.

Member 12938546 7-Jul-17 3:53am

yes that also try ..... 2-3 days ill search almost all google links didn't get anything
now I try with some event that fire when system boot completed, but I'm Not sure that is a feasible way or not or its right or wrong...?

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2017-07-06T04:21:00

Solution 1

Well, you've pretty much eliminated all the spots you can launch your app from, so there's no other way to launch the process.

Posted 6-Jul-17 4:21am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Member 12938546 7-Jul-17 3:47am

Yes, actually ill try all these options it works but don't wanna to with that ...
is it possible that when system boots completed then we raised some events that call the exe file automatically

Dave Kreskowiak 7-Jul-17 8:22am

There is no such event and even if there was, your code isn't running so you can't respond to it!

Member 12938546 7-Jul-17 8:47am

Thanks, I'll decide to go with the windows service