Q
q_q_anonymous
i see that programs can start up in many ways
various "Run*" parts of the registry, the startup folder. For all users
or individual ones.
However, what about those that register as services?
this is another way of startup up, but I can't see how to limit it to
one account.
VNC for example, starts automatically in all user accounts, by
registering as a service(i.e. it's listed in services.msc
I only want it to start up for one user account.
I suppose I could stop the service and start it from the registry or
startup folder. But i'd rather there were a way to let it be as it
wants to be, registering as a service, but still have it in only one
user account.
various "Run*" parts of the registry, the startup folder. For all users
or individual ones.
However, what about those that register as services?
this is another way of startup up, but I can't see how to limit it to
one account.
VNC for example, starts automatically in all user accounts, by
registering as a service(i.e. it's listed in services.msc
I only want it to start up for one user account.
I suppose I could stop the service and start it from the registry or
startup folder. But i'd rather there were a way to let it be as it
wants to be, registering as a service, but still have it in only one
user account.