How to run batch file at startup (Windows 10)











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I am trying to run a batch file with these contents:



ECHO OFF
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /internal
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /external


I've tried putting a shortcut to it in the startup folder, putting the bat itself in the startup folder, and running it as a task using task scheduler. I also have UAC completely disabled. It runs fine when I run it myself, but it won't run at startup. How can I get to run when I start the computer?










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    Try: stackoverflow.com/questions/21218346/run-batch-file-on-start-up
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I am trying to run a batch file with these contents:



ECHO OFF
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /internal
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /external


I've tried putting a shortcut to it in the startup folder, putting the bat itself in the startup folder, and running it as a task using task scheduler. I also have UAC completely disabled. It runs fine when I run it myself, but it won't run at startup. How can I get to run when I start the computer?










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    Try: stackoverflow.com/questions/21218346/run-batch-file-on-start-up
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I am trying to run a batch file with these contents:



ECHO OFF
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /internal
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /external


I've tried putting a shortcut to it in the startup folder, putting the bat itself in the startup folder, and running it as a task using task scheduler. I also have UAC completely disabled. It runs fine when I run it myself, but it won't run at startup. How can I get to run when I start the computer?










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I am trying to run a batch file with these contents:



ECHO OFF
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /internal
TIMEOUT /T 2 /NOBREAK
DisplaySwitch.exe /external


I've tried putting a shortcut to it in the startup folder, putting the bat itself in the startup folder, and running it as a task using task scheduler. I also have UAC completely disabled. It runs fine when I run it myself, but it won't run at startup. How can I get to run when I start the computer?







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    Try: stackoverflow.com/questions/21218346/run-batch-file-on-start-up
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    Try: stackoverflow.com/questions/21218346/run-batch-file-on-start-up
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Try: stackoverflow.com/questions/21218346/run-batch-file-on-start-up
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Try: stackoverflow.com/questions/21218346/run-batch-file-on-start-up
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