Jeehell autostart on Win10

[michael1508]

Hi folks,

I am trying to autostart Jeehell on my Win10 machine. I am aware, that normal Autostart (as under Win 7) will not work under Win10, if programs require admin rights. So I configured the task planner to start starter.exe on computer startup. But it doesn't start.

Also checked with the German manual from Peter (https://aviation.pero-online.de/wordpress/?p=1792). But in my case it's still not working.

Any idea someone?

Michael

[pmartin]

Hello michael!
Try this link https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&sourc...wUKS1IzPmm8G27

Autostart under Win10 is very special.
best reagards
peter

[michael1508]

Still not working

[capt_pero]

You may should lift the secret of the details what you did it and what's not working. My mental competencys are not that good.

[michael1508]

Hi Peter,

I tried a) instructions according to above link and b) also the task planer according to your blog

I used exactly the same configuration for the task manager, but the app still does not start. The starter.exe is set to start as admin. The folder is exluded from AV.

Michael

[michael1508]

additional info: I disabled the manual login on Win 10, so the default user is logged in automatically. Could that make the difference?

[capt_pero]

No, I am doing autologin myself. What says the event log. Any helpful entries? Are you using win 10 Professional?

[michael1508]

With auto login and the task planer set to a certain user login, the status shows 'task not run'.
With auto login and the task planer set to a no specified user login / only using local computer resources, the status shows 'task currently executed' but no visible effect

With manual login the starter.exe is now executed on start up.

But I'd like to start the PC and starter.exe directly executed w/o any manuel intervention. Isn't there a way to do this in Win 10 anymore?

Michael

[cmdr114b]

Use netplwiz to remove the password log in, create a batch file to run starter.exe. Place the batch file in your startup folder.
John

[cmdr114b]

Here is the batch file I used to start my SIM.
Edit it for your own needs.
Hope it helps.
John

@echo off
cd "C:\Users\Acer\Documents\FS FlightControl"
start /min FlightControlClient.exe
timeout /t 30
cd "C:\Users\Acer\Documents\WideFS"
start /min WideClient.exe
timeout /t 30
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\SkalarkiIO Profiler 5"
start SkalarkiIOProfiler5.exe
timeout /t 20
cd "C:\A320FMGS"
start /min Starter.exe
cd "C:\Users\Acer\Documents\MCDU"
start MCDU1.exe
exit