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Anonymous users2024-02-11Personal suggestion: Compile the C file into. exe file and then put the compiled. The exe file can be inserted to start --> program --> start.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Set it in the boot task.
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Anonymous users2024-02-091 Software-in-the-box method:
Most software provides the function of auto-start at boot, take Kugou** as an example, find "automatically start Kugou when booting" in the settings, and tick the previous tick to achieve automatic start-up at boot, as shown in the following figure:
2 Amendment to the Registry Act
Press the shortcut key win+r and enter "regedit" in the pop-up command output window, as shown in the following figure
Once confirmed, find "Hkey Current User Software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Run", right-click and select "String Value" under "New".
After the new project is created, rename it, right-click the new project, select "Modify", set the software path in the pop-up dialog box, and then OK, as shown in the following figure
3 Drag method.
Directly drag the software that needs to be started or the shortcut of the software to the "Start" - All Programs "- Startup" folder, as shown in the following figure: (You can also open the startup folder and then put the software that needs to be started into it.) ）
Precautions. The software comes with the method, which requires the software to have a self-starting setting, and it is more troublesome to modify the registry method, so it is recommended to use the drag method.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Tools Raw Materials:
A shortcut to a program specified by the computer.
1.Through the Start button, open the attachments, locate the startup folder. Once found, right-click on the startup folder and select Open Command.
2.Once you click Open, the startup folder will open.
3.Locate the shortcut to the specified program.
4.Once you've found the shortcut you specified, copy or drag the shortcut below the startup folder you just opened.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The computer starts automatically when it starts, which is nothing more than those few places, you can put it in, 1, the startup item of the start menu.
2, you can put it in the registry, two run startup projects, 3, you can put it in the configuration file, 4, you can add it to the underlying service management, 5, you can also replace or attach it to some programs, such as, explorer6, you can even replace the boot MBR, reside in memory, there are many methods.
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Anonymous users2024-02-061.The easiest way: create a shortcut, put it in the start program to start, and you're good to go.
2.Added to the registry's auto-start list.
3.Make a service and set it to start automatically.
It is recommended that you do not use software, in fact, XP comes with this function, you can put the software you need to start automatically here: >>>More
One of the easiest ways to do this is to copy the shortcut to the software into the Start-Startup menu, where it is easy to add and remove.
Use cmd's timer to shut down.
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The easiest way to do this is to pull the executable file into the boot menu in the Start menu. >>>More