How to Run first my software application then start my computer

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Hello
I hope all is well
I want to run first my software or application then start my windows xp normally or safe mode Later.
i want to visual basic 6 project or batch file or any thing so solve my problem
Butt i don't want try to anything with lost my data .
we learn visual basic 6 at home . anybody help me in this topic
i am very thanks full to my all brothers and friends

RazaMughal
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Posted 27-Aug-11 6:16am

RazaMughal

Updated 27-Aug-11 6:25am

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Philippe Mori 27-Aug-11 13:47pm

Also, forget about loading stuff in "Safe mode" as by design "Safe mode" will only load required services and no application. The main reason to load almost nothing is to help ensure the computer will start in that mode if there are major problem with otherwise loaded drivers and services.

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u can add the exe file in start up

Posted 14-Sep-11 22:27pm

KALPANA DHANAPAL

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Simon_Whale 15-Sep-11 7:44am

he is trying to run an application / batch file before WINDOWS starts

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-27T06:27:00

Solution 1

You can't run a Windows desktop application until the computer (and subsequently, Windows) has started, and a user has logged in. It's impossible. Period.

Posted 27-Aug-11 6:27am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Aug-11 0:50am

Aha, Windows application is probably supposed to run on a power supply unit. What kind of CPU has it? :-)
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