In windows-xp there are a lot of points where programs can be started automatically.
I would like to start a program before the programs in the startup folder are started. The user is logged on automatically, so there's not a big delay between starting up windows and logging in.
It must be a solution where i'm sure that the programs in the Startup folder are not started. So maybee the program should start before explorer.exe is started.
I see i can add the program in the registry (HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run) or create a service, but i'm not sure or thats the correct point.
Anybody an idea?
You could try Glary Quick Startup. It let's you delay the startup of programs and place them in the order that you want them to load.
I wouldn't use it to disable the startup of items though, see:
Dealing with Startup Processes
A good app for disabling programs from starting is:
Startup Control Panel
It doesn't hijack MSconfig registry keys. It's compatible with Win Vista and below.
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I have a shortcut to a java web-start jnlp on my desktop. When I double click it, WS downloads the jnlp, and I assume other out of date jar files, then notifies me with "Security Warning", because our app sometimes requires users to manipulate files and such. After I accept the risk, and click "Run", the security warning disappears and the program is never heard from again. What can I do to figure out the cause?
I have tried moving the launch to a .bat file and running it there with a pause at the end, but there is still no output as to why it terminates without indication.
call "C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\javaws.exe" -verbose -wait "http://devweb.corp.generasolutions.com/magcore/MagCoreDev.jnlp"
pause
This jnlp works for other people, there must be something on my machine that is causing this reaction.
I finally found something. When I run the java control panel, it was telling me that all 7 installed versions of java were enabled. I disabled all but the one I am using for webstart and now my WS program starts.
I am using JBoss Developer studio 10.1.0.GA.
I have a fuse integration project. In my JMX Navigator there are so many unused maven[id] formed. How can they be removed/deleted?
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Wow, how did that happen? I guess you ran a Camel context locally several times? Did you stop the process in DevStudio console view? That should usually make those processes disappear. In your case there might be several running processes in the console view so stop and close one by one.
Alternatively you could terminate them manually either via the Task Manager (Windows) or by invoking "kill " (Linux).
I would really love to hear what you did to get into that state.
I am new to citrix env.
When i run a PB application on Citrix environment, for a particular screen PB appl gets crashed without any error for the particulat screen. If I check the same in PB spource it is working fine. I dont know why it is happening.
Can you help me?
The multi-monitor hooks are the most common cause of unexpected behaviour on Citrix servers. So try adding an exception into the registry for your application to disable Citrix multi-monitor hooking to see if that helps. The following article describes how to do this:
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX129712
Edit: for further ideas.
If disabling the MM hooks doesn't help, the only other thing I can think of is to check what DLLs are loaded in the process when it crashes. Check the stack dump you get from your crash and look at all the loaded DLLs, e.g. using Windbg to inspect your dump you can use the following commands:
http://windbg.info/doc/1-common-cmds.html#10_modules
Look for any Citrix DLLs loaded in the process space. You can then look for those files in the file system and temporarily rename them to hide them (so they won't get loaded into your process). Note: most Citrix DLLs live in C:\Program Files (x86)\Citrix\system32.
If that doesn't help all I can suggest is putting debugging tools on a Citrix server and debugging the app.
I am using Google App Engine plugin with eclipse to create some web application, every time after I modify the program and run it, the modification does not take effect instantly. I have to kill the one (sometime mistakenly will kill the eclipse program) of the javaw.exe process and re-run again. Sometime it will hang at the "datanucleus enhancer".
I know it happen because the new javaw.exe run on the same port as the previous instance. But no point to kill the previous javaw.exe instance manually everytime, it is very annoying.
I thought I can save the source file and it will be automatically deploy to the development server, but it does not. What can I do so I do not have to manually kill the process?
If you run your app in debug mode-- that is, via Debug As > Web Application (rather than Run As > Web Application)-- it should reflect your changes to source. (For some changes it may need to terminate and restart the server, in which case it will notify you).
There are many methods to make a program run at windows startup.
For example:
Start Menu --> All Programs --> Startup
Registry (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run)
Task Scheduler
More methods I don't know yet?
So the questions are:
What is the differences between all those ways? (in the startup sequence/pipeline, technical, priority, system resources management, etc.)
What is the best way to put a program in the windows startup?
You can use the Startup Folder Trick:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
Or Win.ini Trick.
Info
Edit: Sorry I went too fast.
The common way a program is executed at startup is via the Registry or via a Windows Services. I believe the Services' way might be executed before the ones in the registry (..\CurrentVersion\Run).
I dont think however the program have been executed changes how this program consume resources.