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I found and think I have marked this thread as solved.

I'm not sure how to do that. I'll keep looking but I didn't see where to mark it as solved.

no problem. please mark as solved. thanks.

yeah. false positive, but thats ok. like i said, use your original .bat that runs manually and place that inside shell:startup

Actually I just tried that and what I ended up doing was creating a shortcut to that bat file and it appears to work. It is about 20 or...

Well I tried to put it into the "Shell:Startup" folder and I cannot. It seems that even the first exe file will not run without Windows...

I am not sure what is going on but here is what I did. I converted my original bat file to an exe file. I tried multiple time to run it...

Well I guess I am not going to be able to test the second one. My Microsoft Defender will not allow it to be opened. It has, for some...

I can almost guarantee it is not going too fast for me to see. I had to run the original bat file manually as I always have to get that...

try this .exe. if it runs manually, i dont see why it won't run at logon. i made the cmd window stay open post command this time. im...

I created the task again in Task Scheduler using the Test.exe. It runs manually from inside the task Scheduler, but it still doesn't run...

ok. lets try this. delete that task. create a new task, set triggers, start a program and make it run this test.exe (i compiled your...

I believe I did what you said to do, please see attachment. After changing that to SYSTEM the bat file would not run manually within the...

no. in task scheduler, create the task and change the username that the task will run as.

OK, I can do that. I will give it a try. Thank you.