How to Play Sound at Logon (Sign-in) in Windows 10  

Hello @Matthew Wai,

Matthew Wai said:

I'm afraid the following option does not work without a password.
Run whether user is logged on or not

You may modify the batch script accordingly and see whether it works without a password.

I removed the /RU "%Computername%\%Username%" and that Stopped the entry on the Setup screen.

I had already removed the need to enter the Password as I posted earlier.

I Signed Out and then Signed In and it works great, other that having the CMD Window.

EDIT:

Matthew Wai said:

Try this one: www.tenforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=328562

That works WITHOUT the Window.

Hello @Matthew Wai,

Matthew Wai said:

Have you tried this?
https://www.tenforums.com/attachment...ay_a_sound.vbs

That works WITHOUT the Window.

Matthew Wai said:

I have to sleep. Let's continue tomorrow.

Thanks Matthew. Have a good sleep.

Hello @Matthew Wai,

Matthew Wai said:

@Paul Black, see whether the following settings work at your end.

How to Play Sound at Logoff (Sign-out) in Windows 10

The coding for that in respect to . . .

Code:

Set "【Command】=PowerShell"	
Set "【Arguments】=-c (New-Object Media.SoundPlayer '%【Path】%').PlaySync()"

. . . is virtually the same.

I tried adding the Hidden, Minimize, and -WindowsStyle Hidden Parameters to the PowerShell line of code, but it did NOT work. Maybe it needs to be done through a CMD?

Using the manual method to set this up fails because you HAVE to enter a Password, but with the script you do NOT.

This looks quite interesting => How to run a PowerShell script without displaying a window?

Even tried these . . .

Code:

Set "【Command】=CMD.exe /c Start /MIN PowerShell"
Set "【Command】=CMD.exe /c Start /MIN PowerShell" -Window Minimized
Set "【Command】=CMD.exe /c Start /MIN PowerShell" -Window Minimized -command ""

In the Schema I tried changing the AllowStartOnDemand to Hidden=True . . .

Code:

%W%"<AllowStartOnDemand>true</AllowStartOnDemand>"
%W%"<Enabled>true</Enabled>"
%W%"<Hidden>true</Hidden>"

Hello @Matthew Wai,

Matthew Wai said:

Do you mean <Hidden>true</Hidden> can hide the window at your end? If so, I can modify the script accordingly.
I see no window at my end, so I can only rely on your observation.

Unfortunately NOT.

I tried investigating the Schema to see if there was a <Control> or <Trigger> that might help, but I couldn't find one.

Basically, I ONLY removed the %W%"<LogonType>Password</LogonType>" and /RU "%ComputerName%\%UserName% from the ORIGINAL code because I do NOT have a User Password, which works.