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The thread discusses a workaround for automatically running applications as an administrator on Windows startup. The original poster shares a script and a link to a tool that facilitates this process, acknowledging it may not be suitable for everyone but useful for those who need it. A responder comments that while most may not want admin tasks running in the background, the solution is interesting, and the original poster notes they started the forum to help answer related questions. Overall, the exchange is positive and focused on providing a helpful technical solution.
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LegoManIAm94

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When you tried to have the Windows Startup box checked off in your Application and run it as an administrator it probably won't work. I do have a solution to this issue. Go to the link I have at the bottom of this post and from there go to the Auto Launcher folder. There you will find the description for details and the file. And what this little script application I made will run any Application on startup even if it runs as an administrator or not.

drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B6f9D_gHiAsxOEpuWWdwam9jcjQ&usp=drive_web
 

ussnorway

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I don't know many people that want/ need an admin task running in the background at boot however;
An interesting work around… thanks for posting it.

I see several questions coming your way from people whom can't follow the instructions but the code/ idea itself is sound.
 

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LegoManIAm94

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ussnorway said:
I don't know many people that want/ need an admin task running in the background at boot however;
An interesting work around… thanks for posting it.

I see several questions coming your way from people whom can't follow the instructions but the code/ idea itself is sound.
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Thats why started this forum to answer questions that people will have.
 

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