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I have a system running Vista Business. This system is set to autologon.
On XP, I had some applications that would start from an AutoIT script in the
startup group.
On Vista, most of these apps need to run with Administrator priviledges.
This cannot be changed.
You can't do this from the strtup group in Vista, but after a bit og
Googling, I discovered that the new
Task Scheduler has a trigger which is the PC startup. This has an option to
run with admin priviledges.
This all work OK except that all the apps start up with Below Normal task
priorities.
This is not satisfactory. I didn't set this, and I can't see anywhere it can
be set in the scheduler gui.
Anyone know why this happens and how I can stop it?
On XP, I had some applications that would start from an AutoIT script in the
startup group.
On Vista, most of these apps need to run with Administrator priviledges.
This cannot be changed.
You can't do this from the strtup group in Vista, but after a bit og
Googling, I discovered that the new
Task Scheduler has a trigger which is the PC startup. This has an option to
run with admin priviledges.
This all work OK except that all the apps start up with Below Normal task
priorities.
This is not satisfactory. I didn't set this, and I can't see anywhere it can
be set in the scheduler gui.
Anyone know why this happens and how I can stop it?