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Im wanting to force run Gamefirst software from asus as soon as windows starts to monitor and stop unwanted traffic as i stream with a very low upload speed and even small uploads can effect it. 

 

anyone no how to force run the program early as atm the only way to do it is wait for windows to laod in then manualy open it and by that time half the programs like steam etc wont show up as there is some kind of bug which stops allready running programs from showing

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There is a initialize or start up folder on your windows start menu, put the programs .exe shortcut inside of it and windows will know it is supposed to start it at boot

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3 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

There is a initialize or start up folder on your windows start menu, put the programs .exe shortcut inside of it and windows will know it is supposed to start it at boot

 

Not windows 10 home, you have to find it.

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Just now, pbx2 said:

Not windows 10 home, you have to find it.

Or you can just install classic shell and have a decent start menu on win10 :P

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Win + R type "shell:startup" and drop short cuts to the application in there.

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Just now, Princess Cadence said:

Or you can just install classic shell and have a decent start menu on win10 :P

I prefer windows 10 :D (Not joking.)

 

Anyway, Back on topic, Find your startup folder and drop a shortcut in there.

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you can use the task scheduler too.

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55 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

you can use the task scheduler too.

 

56 minutes ago, pbx2 said:

I prefer windows 10 :D (Not joking.)

 

Anyway, Back on topic, Find your startup folder and drop a shortcut in there.

 

57 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

Win + R type "shell:startup" and drop short cuts to the application in there.

 

58 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

Or you can just install classic shell and have a decent start menu on win10 :P

 

59 minutes ago, pbx2 said:

Not windows 10 home, you have to find it.

 

1 hour ago, Princess Cadence said:

There is a initialize or start up folder on your windows start menu, put the programs .exe shortcut inside of it and windows will know it is supposed to start it at boot

 

thanks all for the replies. got it working ;)

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