Option 1:
Open Control Panel
Open Performance and Maintenence,
Scheduled Tasks.
Add Scheduled Task
Find or Browse to the application you need to run.
Select: Perform this task (o When My Computer Starts)
Add the Admin Credentials.
Option 2: (Wont work on XP Home)
Run:
GPEDIT.MSC
Expand Computer Configuration_Windows Settings_Scripts
Double Click Startup, And Browse to application.
You may need to create a batch file to do this.
Let me know if this works.
Dave
Open Control Panel
Open Performance and Maintenence,
Scheduled Tasks.
Add Scheduled Task
Find or Browse to the application you need to run.
Select: Perform this task (o When My Computer Starts)
Add the Admin Credentials.
Option 2: (Wont work on XP Home)
Run:
GPEDIT.MSC
Expand Computer Configuration_Windows Settings_Scripts
Double Click Startup, And Browse to application.
You may need to create a batch file to do this.
Let me know if this works.
Dave
Lapdog - May 10, 2009 09:26PM
I forgot to mention, that when you add a scheduled task, by default the task terminates after 72 hours. You may want to uncheck that box if it applies