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The application should be capable of running as a service if you need to do it. If the application has to interact with desktop then the only way is to enable autologon on servers. But remember if u enable autologon you cannot compromise on physical access to the device. <br />
&nbsp; see if there is a service already for that application in services.msc.<br />
LEt me know how it goes.<br />
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The application should be capable of running as a service if you need to do it. If the application has to interact with desktop then the only way is to enable autologon on servers. But remember if u enable autologon you cannot compromise on physical access to the device.
  see if there is a service already for that application in services.msc.
LEt me know how it goes.
 

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srvany doesn't require autologon. also the program doesn't need to be capable of running as a service. <br />
i used this to run a batch file to map a drive while a streaming server is restarted<br />

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srvany doesn't require autologon. also the program doesn't need to be capable of running as a service.
i used this to run a batch file to map a drive while a streaming server is restarted


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Followed the steps from this link. &nbsp;Worked fine.<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890</a>
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Followed the steps from this link.  Worked fine.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890]

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I'm trying to run a netmon right after a reboot. &nbsp;The only success I've had is adding the command to the RunOnce registry and adding it to the Startup Programs. &nbsp;The problem is that this works only after a user logs in and I need to have the netmon start immediately after a reboot regardless of whether a user has logged in or not.
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I'm trying to run a netmon right after a reboot.  The only success I've had is adding the command to the RunOnce registry and adding it to the Startup Programs.  The problem is that this works only after a user logs in and I need to have the netmon start immediately after a reboot regardless of whether a user has logged in or not.

Add command to startup on reboot and not just log in

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