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eljainc
Hello,
Can someone provide some assistance on the modification of the shell
in WinXP (either home or Pro)? In our case it is Win XP Pro.
We are currently using a batch file to replace explorer.exe as the
shell, by the following key in registry
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\shell
However, what is happening is that Windows takes 30 seconds to timeout
the execution of the batch file before the desktop becomes active.
In the batch file, I have to do something like:
ping localhost -n 30 > nul
to give a 30 second delay. This throws off the timing of everything
else in the batch file to run.
I spoke with a Microsoft enginner and he said that the explorer.exe
application raised an event that signals to Windows that the system is
finally up and running.
Does anyone have documentation on this event/signal that is raised?
Thanks for any help.
Can someone provide some assistance on the modification of the shell
in WinXP (either home or Pro)? In our case it is Win XP Pro.
We are currently using a batch file to replace explorer.exe as the
shell, by the following key in registry
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\shell
However, what is happening is that Windows takes 30 seconds to timeout
the execution of the batch file before the desktop becomes active.
In the batch file, I have to do something like:
ping localhost -n 30 > nul
to give a 30 second delay. This throws off the timing of everything
else in the batch file to run.
I spoke with a Microsoft enginner and he said that the explorer.exe
application raised an event that signals to Windows that the system is
finally up and running.
Does anyone have documentation on this event/signal that is raised?
Thanks for any help.