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Hi there
I don't want to use a 3rd party application - but it would seem to me if one could start ANY standard application immediately a user logs in then you'd get to the desktop immediately on boot without relying on Start8 or any of these other work arounds. You could start say a "Dummy" application.
I think there's something in Local policies or whatever with start up scripts -- I'm not a programmer but I wonder if some of our more experienced bretheren in this area feel that this might be a way of bypassing the start screen on boot.
Cheers
jimbo
I don't want to use a 3rd party application - but it would seem to me if one could start ANY standard application immediately a user logs in then you'd get to the desktop immediately on boot without relying on Start8 or any of these other work arounds. You could start say a "Dummy" application.
I think there's something in Local policies or whatever with start up scripts -- I'm not a programmer but I wonder if some of our more experienced bretheren in this area feel that this might be a way of bypassing the start screen on boot.
Cheers
jimbo
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