After our product is installed, it is automatically added to the startup list in windows. I assume the msi file puts it in there and enables it. How do you stop it from being listed in the boot startup?
Dave Filippi
After our product is installed, it is automatically added to the startup list in windows. I assume the msi file puts it in there and enables it. How do you stop it from being listed in the boot startup?
Dave Filippi
Dave,
Sorry I didn’t get back sooner. I have been away.
Just to be clear, when you say it is added to startup, do you mean that as soon as you log into windows it starts it up? Did this just start happening with 2024 or is has it always been present?
Shawn Golden
Microvellum
Dave,
After thinking about it, I remembered I ran into this before with another application. First look and see if a shortcut or file for your program is being added to “C:\Users%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup” when installed. If you find one there, then you just need to trace it back to where in the build process you are asking it to do that. You might check your Modules in the MakeWizard to see if you are copying a file to that folder. If you compile parts of your program using InstallShield or another program you may want to check that as well.
Shawn Golden
Microvellum
Shawn,
I think it first started with 2021.
I will double check the file structure and see if I see anything resembling what you’ve laid out.
Thanks.
Dave FilippiTeam Fabcad
www.Fabcad.com
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Dave,
Were you able to figure this out?
Shawn
Dave,
Did you get this figured out?
Hi Shawn,
Sorry I’m so late getting back to you. I checked the startup folder and there was nothing there. I suspect there is a reference in the registry that is triggering this. I probably need to check the “registry” items in the .msi file and see if that could be triggering it.
Dave
David G. Filippi
Team FabCAD
800-255-9032
+1-804-731-4599 International
That is a good call. Let us know how it goes.
Shawn Golden
Microvellum