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November 19th 09, 01:34 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Task manager
Hi,
The following is the problem I am facing: When I login into my machine, I don’t see any applications/tasks running. However, when I check my taskmanager I can see that the machine has instances of Excel , Internet Explorer and Outlook running. Note that this is not a virus problem. I have a scheduled task that opens these applications every morning before I log into my machine. The scheduled tasks works fine, but the application it starts are invisible to me when I log in. What can I do to make windows explorer show those tasks? Thanks, MG. System: Windows XP, 2002 Professional, Service Pack 3 -- Message posted via http://www.windowskb.com 
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November 19th 09, 02:33 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Taskmanager
That's because you started them BEFORE you logged it. Change it to WHEN
you log in, instead of when my computer starts. musicgold via WindowsKB.com wrote: Hi, The following is the problem I am facing: When I login into my machine, I don’t see any applications/tasks running. However, when I check my taskmanager I can see that the machine has instances of Excel , Internet Explorer and Outlook running. Note that this is not a virus problem. I have a scheduled task that opens these applications every morning before I log into my machine. The scheduled tasks works fine, but the application it starts are invisible to me when I log in. What can I do to make windows explorer show those tasks? Thanks, MG. System: Windows XP, 2002 Professional, Service Pack 3
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November 19th 09, 02:42 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Taskmanager
-------- Original-Nachricht -------- That's because you started them BEFORE you logged it. Change it to WHEN you log in, instead of when my computer starts. or simply put them into the Autostart folder Bernd
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November 19th 09, 06:16 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Task manager
Thanks folks.
Note that I run the scheduled task under my username, that is why I was expecting those applications to show up when I log in using my username. Auto start - I know that I can use auto start to start these programs, but it takes a while for the excel file as well as the webpage to load and update. That is why I wanted to have them updated and ready when I log in. -- Message posted via http://www.windowskb.com
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November 19th 09, 06:50 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Taskmanager
On Nov 19, 1:16*pm, "musicgold via WindowsKB.com" u40543@uwe wrote:
Thanks folks. Note that I run the scheduled task under my username, that is why I was expecting those applications to show up when I log in using my username. Auto start - I know that I can use auto start to start these programs, but it takes a while for the excel file as well as the webpage to load and update. That is why I wanted to have them updated and ready when I log in. -- Message posted viahttp://www.windowskb.com So would you just like these things to anticipate your login and be ready and waiting for you?
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November 19th 09, 07:10 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Task manager
musicgold via WindowsKB.com wrote:
Thanks folks. Note that I run the scheduled task under my username, that is why I was expecting those applications to show up when I log in using my username. Auto start - I know that I can use auto start to start these programs, but it takes a while for the excel file as well as the webpage to load and update. That is why I wanted to have them updated and ready when I log in. Have you considered using Hibernation?
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November 19th 09, 08:55 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Taskmanager
On Nov 19, 2:10*pm, "Daave" wrote:
musicgold via WindowsKB.com wrote: Thanks folks. Note that I run the scheduled task under my username, that is why I was expecting those applications to show up when I log in using my username. Auto start - I know that I can use auto start to start these programs, but it takes a while for the excel file as well as the webpage to load and update. That is why I wanted to have them updated and ready when I log in. Have you considered using Hibernation? I was about to suggest that but I wanted to get an answer to my facetious question first!
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November 19th 09, 10:14 PM
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Windows does not show applications that can be seen in the Taskmanager
Jose wrote:
So would you just like these things to anticipate your login and be ready and waiting for you? I was thinking that since the task was performed under my username, it should be visible to me when I log in. If some other user logs into the machine he should not be able to see the application. -- Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....owsxp/200911/1
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