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markcynt
PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 4:07 am Reply with quote

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1. Remove the program from the Startup folder or the Run registry key
2. Launch the Task Scheduler

e.g. Start Menu All Programs Accessories System Tools
3. From the Actions panel on the right, select Create Task...
4. Go to the Security Options on the General tab
1. Select an user account with administrative privileges
2. Select the radio button Run only when user is logged on
3. Check the box Run with highest privileges
5. Go to the Triggers tab and click New...
1. In Begin the task, select At log on
2. In the Settings options, select All users
3. In the Advanced Settings options, check the box Enabled
4. Click OK to close the dialog
6. Go to the Actions tab and click New...
1. For Action, select Start a program
2. In the Settings options, browse for the Program/Script you want to execute on startup
3. Click OK to close the dialog
7. Go to the Settings tab
1. Check the box Run task as soon as possible after a scheduled start is missed
2. Uncheck the box Stop the task if it runs longer than
8. Make any other desired settings
9. Click OK to save and close the task properties


Here is the link. I tried with Core Temp. It worked great.

http://blog.gerke-preussner.de/index.php?/archives/5-Unblocking-Elevated-Startup-Programs-in-Vista.html

Mark
 
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Adam Durham
PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 2:43 pm Reply with quote

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Cool, I'd just as soon disable UAC, but this could be useful for those who have to keep that on
 
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markcynt
PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 5:55 pm Reply with quote

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Nativedude wrote:
Cool, I'd just as soon disable UAC, but this could be useful for those who have to keep that on


I don't think anyone has to keep it on. I like to have it on. Just an xtra layer of security.

Mark smilenod
 
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Graham Massey
PostPosted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 6:27 am Reply with quote

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That link doesn't work. Looks like the site is down or for me at least. If one is going to post "guides" then I think it's better to post the article with a credit to the author and source.
 
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markcynt
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Grav!ty wrote:
That link doesn't work. Looks like the site is down or for me at least. If one is going to post "guides" then I think it's better to post the article with a credit to the author and source.


Sorry Graham and anyone else who maybe couldn't get through to the site I edited and put the steps in.

Mark
 
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Graham Massey
PostPosted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 9:25 am Reply with quote

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Thank you very much Mark. I've installed Vista (after a long layoff from it), and have this issue with my audio software. So far nothing I've tried has worked so I'm keen to give this a go smilenod
 
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