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Add Program to Startup
I am trying to add a program to start when I start windows. I have tried
going through the "help" menu, but with no luck It had me going to startrunmmcfileadd/remove snap ingroup policies. . ..but there is no "group polocies" listed! Can anyone help? Thanks! |
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Add Program to Startup
One way is to locate the program you want to start, then do this:
1) Right Click, select Send to Desktop (create shorcut), 2) Cut the Shortcut. then open the Startup folder for your Profile, 3) Paste it in STARTUP. There are other ways, but this sounds like it's what you want. ps: alternativelly, you could paste the shortcut in the AllUsers Startup Folder, that way it's available to everyone that uses the system "Mommy2Many" wrote in message ... I am trying to add a program to start when I start windows. I have tried going through the "help" menu, but with no luck It had me going to startrunmmcfileadd/remove snap ingroup policies. . .but there is no "group polocies" listed! Can anyone help? Thanks! |
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Add Program to Startup
Sat, 21 Apr 2007 15:07:09 -0600 from Waz Up :
"Mommy2Many" wrote in message ... I am trying to add a program to start when I start windows. I have tried going through the "help" menu, but with no luck It had me going to startrunmmcfileadd/remove snap ingroup policies. . .but there is no "group polocies" listed! One way is to locate the program you want to start, then do this: 1) Right Click, select Send to Desktop (create shorcut), 2) Cut the Shortcut. then open the Startup folder for your Profile, 3) Paste it in STARTUP. There are other ways, but this sounds like it's what you want. Perhaps we are reading it differently, but it sounds to me like the OP wants the program to start when Windows starts, not when a user logs in. To the OP: Start | RUN | gpedit.msc -- Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA http://OakRoadSystems.com/ |
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