Can I make a VBScript or something that runs on startup and launches the program which will then be visible when the user actually logs on? I'm pretty surprised that Microsoft allow such a limitation in their scheduler. (I don't want to have to make a separate GUI-only program that connects to the original program by the way. I would also prefer it if I don't have to terminate the already-running program upon user logon and then launch it again.)įigured out how to do it myself. Alright, first step is to grab a program called AutoLogon.exe from Microsoft.It's somewhat of a workaround but that's what I expected to get. Run it, set it so that Administrator should log on automatically.Ĭreate a task in Task Scheduler.
Set it to run only when user (Administrator) is logged on. Trigger is "at log on" and specify that it's only when Administrator logs on.Ĭreate a second task. Run only when user is logged on, trigger at admin log on.
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