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  3. Question Windows Startup Methods

    I use Windows XP and I want to know all the possible ways a program can be made to start with Windows. I just know these methods:

    1) Mention FilePath in autoexec.bat
    2) Mention FilePath in Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Run\ for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and/or HKEY_USERS and/or HKEY_CURRENT_USER.

    Do you guys know any more methods?
    [I think there's another way with win.ini or system.ini too...]

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  6. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    the startup folder in the start menu??
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  9. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    k thanx...But I'm sure there are more....I remember reading an Article around the web that described more methods....There were more places in the Registry...I'll also try my level best to find that article again...

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  12. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    o there is definatley more, thats the only one i am able to use ;)
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  15. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    • Common Startup folder.
    • RunServices registry folder.
    • RUN= line of Win.ini
    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components
    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entversion\explorer\Usershell folders
    • RunOnce
    To see more, you can see http://www.governmentsecurity.org/ar...eonstartup.php
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  18. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    Just what I wanted...Thanx bigtime :!: :!: :!:

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  21. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    what ever happen to the DOS window?

    Well here is the command....

    [Start > Run (Windows 98 below command) (Windows 2000 above cmd)]
    Code:
    start firefox.exe

    change everything after start


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  24. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    Quote Helloadam originally posted:
    what ever happen to the DOS window?

    Well here is the command....

    [Start > Run (Windows 98 below command) (Windows 2000 above cmd)]
    Code:
    start firefox.exe

    change everything after start
    I said Windows startup methods....U mentioned a start application method...you have to include the statement in one of the startup methods...but yea...it works...thanks

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  27. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    Quote born2c0de originally posted:
    I said Windows startup methods....U mentioned a start application method...you have to include the statement in one of the startup methods...but yea...it works...thanks
    push the button in the front of the computer ;)


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  30. Re: Windows Startup Methods

    heh heh..good one :)

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