Program a file to start when computer wakes?

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  1. Posts : 7,606
    Windows 10 Home 20H2
       #11

    pxfragonard said:
    That didn't work for me. I tried Event 1 also (for wake up). Neither worked out. System/Kernel-Power/Event ID: 131 (and 1).
    After your PC has woken, in your Event Viewer, can you find "Kernel-Power" and "131" as shown below?

    Program a file to start when computer wakes?-kernel-power-131.jpg
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  2. Posts : 65
    Windows 10 Home Version 1909 (OC Build 18363.592)
    Thread Starter
       #12

    Matthew Wai said:
    After your PC has woken, in your Event Viewer, can you find "Kernel-Power" and "131" as shown below?

    Program a file to start when computer wakes?-kernel-power-131.jpg
    No, I don't get that. It seems to sleep with ID 42 and wake with 107 rather than 131. No instances of 131 when I filtered for that event.
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    Last edited by pxfragonard; 17 Feb 2020 at 23:31.
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  3. Posts : 2
    Windows 10 Pro
       #13

    You can Also place your file to run on startup in the "shell:startup" folder which can be accessed by
    - push windows key + r
    - type in "shell:startup"
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  4. Posts : 16,932
    Windows 10 Home x64 Version 22H2 Build 19045.4170
       #14

    Edgy said:
    You can Also place your file to run on startup in the "shell:startup" folder which can be accessed by
    - push windows key + r
    - type in "shell:startup"
    The OP is interested in wakeup not startup.

    Denis
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  5. Posts : 65
    Windows 10 Home Version 1909 (OC Build 18363.592)
    Thread Starter
       #15

    Correct, Denis and thanks. But the technique is intriguing!
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  6. Posts : 16,932
    Windows 10 Home x64 Version 22H2 Build 19045.4170
       #16

    It's just another way of saying open File explorer and go to
    C:\Users\%UserName%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

    There are TenForumsTutorials full of these alternative methods, including
    Shell Commands - TenForumsTutorials
    Settings Pages List of URI Shortcuts - TenForumsTutorials
    General Tips Rundll32 Commands - TenForumsTutorials
    CLSID Key (GUID) Shortcuts - TenForumsTutorials
    Commands to Open Control Panel Items - TenForumsTutorials

    Denis
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  7. Posts : 1
    Win 10 Pro x64
       #17

    Well done Try. Problem I'm having is it's timing dependent. I have Task Sched run nircmd as follows:

    nircmd.exe mediaplay 5000 "S:\downloads\YouGotMail.wav"

    ... yougotmail is a test. 5000 is length in ms which does not have to be precise but larger than actual clip run time. I actually want it to run clips of MFM HDD's starting up as CPU Galaxy documented here >> Jet Engine in Retro Computer. Old MFM Hard Disk Spin Up Compilation & Benchmark Results - YouTube

    My current desktop setup requires login from sleep. My notebook hooked to TV doesn't but not testing that yet. If login screen comes up and you don't type in immediately, the sound has already played but the sound system (RealTek MoBo audio) may not have been fully enabled before the sound was played. In one login I caught the very end of the mail clip. In the test following I typed in PW before login screen had fully rezzed and I heard the complete wav. Is there an addressable event possibly for when audio subsystem is started? TIA
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  8. Posts : 16,932
    Windows 10 Home x64 Version 22H2 Build 19045.4170
       #18

    Xen Uno said:
    Is there an addressable event possibly for when audio subsystem is started?
    I have no idea.

    You can look in Event viewer or a third-party tool such as NirSoft MyEventViewer I think the NirSoft tool would be the most appropriate for this particular investigation.

    Or you could change the TS task definition to use user login instead of WakeUp.

    Denis
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