Autoruns / .arn files / How do you "apply" them?

I'm running the latest:

Microsoft Windows
Version 1909 (OS Build 18363.752)

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I posted this on the Microsoft page:

Autoruns / .arn files / How do you "apply" them?

https://social.technet.microsoft.com...forum=autoruns

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Autoruns stops just short of doing what you think it will do.

I think I can figure out how to edit the Registry, but, I'm thinking that there has to be a program like Autoruns, that will let me stop and start my Startups and Services, in bulk . . . am I right?

I have used NirCmd to automate a few things.

Unfortunately, I don't see how to tab down into the x's in Autoruns to do Tab, Enter with NirCmd, to un-check and re-check items . . . But if I'm doing this under Logon, Explorer, and Services, this would be complicated to do.

So now I'm thinking, what if I just automated a series of generic mouse clicks starting at the top, going down the rest of the screen? How could I do this . . .

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Figure out the distance to the first check mark, and then between check marks.

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Use NirCmd to click from the first one at the top, to the bottom of the screen - It wouldn't matter if nothing were there:

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NirCmd Command Reference - movecursor . . . movecursor [X] [Y] . . . move the mouse cursor. The [X] and [Y] parameters specifies the number of pixels to move. Example: movecursor 10 10 . . . https://nircmd.nirsoft.net/movecursor.html

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Use "click"

NirCmd Command Reference - sendmouse . . . https://nircmd.nirsoft.net/sendmouse.html

sendmouse [right | left | middle] [down | up | click | dblclick]
sendmouse [move] [x] [y]
sendmouse [wheel] [Wheel Value]
Sends the specified mouse event to the system. The operating system will behave exactly as the user really made the specified mouse action.
Heres some example of sendmouse command:

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. . . then, Autoruns will think that I did it, and I can get close to how I think it should work.

Wait, I think all I need is:
sendmouse [move] [x] [y]
sendmouse | click

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