How to start Viber in minimized mode when booting Windows 7?












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I want Viber get started automatically but get minimized in system tray also - I don't want to see it on my task pane.



How can I do that?



p.s. Going in the Viber application setting and found nothing there.



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    I want Viber get started automatically but get minimized in system tray also - I don't want to see it on my task pane.



    How can I do that?



    p.s. Going in the Viber application setting and found nothing there.



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      I want Viber get started automatically but get minimized in system tray also - I don't want to see it on my task pane.



      How can I do that?



      p.s. Going in the Viber application setting and found nothing there.



      enter image description here










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      I want Viber get started automatically but get minimized in system tray also - I don't want to see it on my task pane.



      How can I do that?



      p.s. Going in the Viber application setting and found nothing there.



      enter image description here







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      Nam G VUNam G VU

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          If they don't add the option to do so, it's not possible, sadly enough. You could always suggest the viber developers to add the option @ http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






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            As of 2015-05 it seems it's not possible to make Viber autostart minimized to System tray.



            However, it's at least possible to prevent Viber main window popping out on startup, instead keeping Viber minimized to Windows Taskbar, not System tray.



            Here's how to prevent Viber popping out on Window 7 startup:




            1. Navigate to C:UsersYOUR USERNAMEAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms


            Viber shortcut




            1. Find Viber shortcut


            2. Right mouse click on Viber shortcut - Properties - select Shortcut Tab - Run: from dropdown menu select Minimized - OK



            Minimized



            This will make Viber start minimized to Windows Taskbar from where you can close Viber window and leave Viber icon only in System tray:



            Taskbar



            Obviously, we should all suggest Viber developers to add an option to Autostart Viber minimized to System tray @ https://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






            share|improve this answer































              2














              Viber is launched with the command "viber.exe StartMinimized". This "StartMinimized" argument seems to mean that they intended Viber to start minimized. But it only works when Viber is pinned to the taskbar.



              That being said, your best bet is to contact them at http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new to report that problem.






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                I've simplified VarunAgw's solution to this:



                Run Viber.exe
                WinWait ahk_exe Viber.exe,, 10

                if (0 == %ErrorLevel%) {
                WinClose ahk_exe Viber.exe
                }


                Now it works for me just fine.






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                  I created a small AHK script to solve this problem.



                  Copy it in same directory as Viber.exe (%USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalViber). and then associate it with AHK and update the startup entry to ViberTray.ahk



                  Source:



                  #NoTrayIcon

                  ProcessId(exe_name)
                  {
                  Process, Exist, %exe_name%
                  return %ErrorLevel%
                  }

                  PID := ProcessId("Viber.exe")
                  Run viber.exe

                  if (0 == PID) {
                  WinWait ahk_exe viber.exe
                  WinWaitActive ahk_exe viber.exe,,2
                  WinClose ahk_exe viber.exe
                  }





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                  • Your script doesn't work.

                    – Suncatcher
                    Jan 3 '17 at 17:13











                  • @Suncatcher Updated!

                    – VarunAgw
                    Feb 19 '17 at 10:47



















                  0














                  VB NET



                  Module Module1

                  Sub Main()
                  Dim myProcesses() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
                  For Each p As Process In myProcesses
                  If p.MainWindowTitle.Contains("Viber") Then
                  p.CloseMainWindow()
                  End If
                  Next
                  End Sub

                  End Module





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                  • It works plain and simply... :) You can start it with windows with windows with some seconds delay...

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                  If they don't add the option to do so, it's not possible, sadly enough. You could always suggest the viber developers to add the option @ http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






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                    If they don't add the option to do so, it's not possible, sadly enough. You could always suggest the viber developers to add the option @ http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






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                      If they don't add the option to do so, it's not possible, sadly enough. You could always suggest the viber developers to add the option @ http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






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                      If they don't add the option to do so, it's not possible, sadly enough. You could always suggest the viber developers to add the option @ http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new







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                      edited Oct 1 '14 at 2:47









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                          As of 2015-05 it seems it's not possible to make Viber autostart minimized to System tray.



                          However, it's at least possible to prevent Viber main window popping out on startup, instead keeping Viber minimized to Windows Taskbar, not System tray.



                          Here's how to prevent Viber popping out on Window 7 startup:




                          1. Navigate to C:UsersYOUR USERNAMEAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms


                          Viber shortcut




                          1. Find Viber shortcut


                          2. Right mouse click on Viber shortcut - Properties - select Shortcut Tab - Run: from dropdown menu select Minimized - OK



                          Minimized



                          This will make Viber start minimized to Windows Taskbar from where you can close Viber window and leave Viber icon only in System tray:



                          Taskbar



                          Obviously, we should all suggest Viber developers to add an option to Autostart Viber minimized to System tray @ https://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






                          share|improve this answer




























                            4














                            As of 2015-05 it seems it's not possible to make Viber autostart minimized to System tray.



                            However, it's at least possible to prevent Viber main window popping out on startup, instead keeping Viber minimized to Windows Taskbar, not System tray.



                            Here's how to prevent Viber popping out on Window 7 startup:




                            1. Navigate to C:UsersYOUR USERNAMEAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms


                            Viber shortcut




                            1. Find Viber shortcut


                            2. Right mouse click on Viber shortcut - Properties - select Shortcut Tab - Run: from dropdown menu select Minimized - OK



                            Minimized



                            This will make Viber start minimized to Windows Taskbar from where you can close Viber window and leave Viber icon only in System tray:



                            Taskbar



                            Obviously, we should all suggest Viber developers to add an option to Autostart Viber minimized to System tray @ https://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






                            share|improve this answer


























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                              4







                              As of 2015-05 it seems it's not possible to make Viber autostart minimized to System tray.



                              However, it's at least possible to prevent Viber main window popping out on startup, instead keeping Viber minimized to Windows Taskbar, not System tray.



                              Here's how to prevent Viber popping out on Window 7 startup:




                              1. Navigate to C:UsersYOUR USERNAMEAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms


                              Viber shortcut




                              1. Find Viber shortcut


                              2. Right mouse click on Viber shortcut - Properties - select Shortcut Tab - Run: from dropdown menu select Minimized - OK



                              Minimized



                              This will make Viber start minimized to Windows Taskbar from where you can close Viber window and leave Viber icon only in System tray:



                              Taskbar



                              Obviously, we should all suggest Viber developers to add an option to Autostart Viber minimized to System tray @ https://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new






                              share|improve this answer













                              As of 2015-05 it seems it's not possible to make Viber autostart minimized to System tray.



                              However, it's at least possible to prevent Viber main window popping out on startup, instead keeping Viber minimized to Windows Taskbar, not System tray.



                              Here's how to prevent Viber popping out on Window 7 startup:




                              1. Navigate to C:UsersYOUR USERNAMEAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuPrograms


                              Viber shortcut




                              1. Find Viber shortcut


                              2. Right mouse click on Viber shortcut - Properties - select Shortcut Tab - Run: from dropdown menu select Minimized - OK



                              Minimized



                              This will make Viber start minimized to Windows Taskbar from where you can close Viber window and leave Viber icon only in System tray:



                              Taskbar



                              Obviously, we should all suggest Viber developers to add an option to Autostart Viber minimized to System tray @ https://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new







                              share|improve this answer












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                              Hugh TashHugh Tash

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                                  Viber is launched with the command "viber.exe StartMinimized". This "StartMinimized" argument seems to mean that they intended Viber to start minimized. But it only works when Viber is pinned to the taskbar.



                                  That being said, your best bet is to contact them at http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new to report that problem.






                                  share|improve this answer






























                                    2














                                    Viber is launched with the command "viber.exe StartMinimized". This "StartMinimized" argument seems to mean that they intended Viber to start minimized. But it only works when Viber is pinned to the taskbar.



                                    That being said, your best bet is to contact them at http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new to report that problem.






                                    share|improve this answer




























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                                      2







                                      Viber is launched with the command "viber.exe StartMinimized". This "StartMinimized" argument seems to mean that they intended Viber to start minimized. But it only works when Viber is pinned to the taskbar.



                                      That being said, your best bet is to contact them at http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new to report that problem.






                                      share|improve this answer















                                      Viber is launched with the command "viber.exe StartMinimized". This "StartMinimized" argument seems to mean that they intended Viber to start minimized. But it only works when Viber is pinned to the taskbar.



                                      That being said, your best bet is to contact them at http://support.viber.com/customer/portal/emails/new to report that problem.







                                      share|improve this answer














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                                          I've simplified VarunAgw's solution to this:



                                          Run Viber.exe
                                          WinWait ahk_exe Viber.exe,, 10

                                          if (0 == %ErrorLevel%) {
                                          WinClose ahk_exe Viber.exe
                                          }


                                          Now it works for me just fine.






                                          share|improve this answer




























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                                            I've simplified VarunAgw's solution to this:



                                            Run Viber.exe
                                            WinWait ahk_exe Viber.exe,, 10

                                            if (0 == %ErrorLevel%) {
                                            WinClose ahk_exe Viber.exe
                                            }


                                            Now it works for me just fine.






                                            share|improve this answer


























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                                              I've simplified VarunAgw's solution to this:



                                              Run Viber.exe
                                              WinWait ahk_exe Viber.exe,, 10

                                              if (0 == %ErrorLevel%) {
                                              WinClose ahk_exe Viber.exe
                                              }


                                              Now it works for me just fine.






                                              share|improve this answer













                                              I've simplified VarunAgw's solution to this:



                                              Run Viber.exe
                                              WinWait ahk_exe Viber.exe,, 10

                                              if (0 == %ErrorLevel%) {
                                              WinClose ahk_exe Viber.exe
                                              }


                                              Now it works for me just fine.







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                                              answered Feb 13 '17 at 15:48









                                              Alexey LotyshAlexey Lotysh

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                                                  I created a small AHK script to solve this problem.



                                                  Copy it in same directory as Viber.exe (%USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalViber). and then associate it with AHK and update the startup entry to ViberTray.ahk



                                                  Source:



                                                  #NoTrayIcon

                                                  ProcessId(exe_name)
                                                  {
                                                  Process, Exist, %exe_name%
                                                  return %ErrorLevel%
                                                  }

                                                  PID := ProcessId("Viber.exe")
                                                  Run viber.exe

                                                  if (0 == PID) {
                                                  WinWait ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  WinWaitActive ahk_exe viber.exe,,2
                                                  WinClose ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  }





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                                                  • Your script doesn't work.

                                                    – Suncatcher
                                                    Jan 3 '17 at 17:13











                                                  • @Suncatcher Updated!

                                                    – VarunAgw
                                                    Feb 19 '17 at 10:47
















                                                  0














                                                  I created a small AHK script to solve this problem.



                                                  Copy it in same directory as Viber.exe (%USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalViber). and then associate it with AHK and update the startup entry to ViberTray.ahk



                                                  Source:



                                                  #NoTrayIcon

                                                  ProcessId(exe_name)
                                                  {
                                                  Process, Exist, %exe_name%
                                                  return %ErrorLevel%
                                                  }

                                                  PID := ProcessId("Viber.exe")
                                                  Run viber.exe

                                                  if (0 == PID) {
                                                  WinWait ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  WinWaitActive ahk_exe viber.exe,,2
                                                  WinClose ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  }





                                                  share|improve this answer


























                                                  • Your script doesn't work.

                                                    – Suncatcher
                                                    Jan 3 '17 at 17:13











                                                  • @Suncatcher Updated!

                                                    – VarunAgw
                                                    Feb 19 '17 at 10:47














                                                  0












                                                  0








                                                  0







                                                  I created a small AHK script to solve this problem.



                                                  Copy it in same directory as Viber.exe (%USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalViber). and then associate it with AHK and update the startup entry to ViberTray.ahk



                                                  Source:



                                                  #NoTrayIcon

                                                  ProcessId(exe_name)
                                                  {
                                                  Process, Exist, %exe_name%
                                                  return %ErrorLevel%
                                                  }

                                                  PID := ProcessId("Viber.exe")
                                                  Run viber.exe

                                                  if (0 == PID) {
                                                  WinWait ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  WinWaitActive ahk_exe viber.exe,,2
                                                  WinClose ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  }





                                                  share|improve this answer















                                                  I created a small AHK script to solve this problem.



                                                  Copy it in same directory as Viber.exe (%USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalViber). and then associate it with AHK and update the startup entry to ViberTray.ahk



                                                  Source:



                                                  #NoTrayIcon

                                                  ProcessId(exe_name)
                                                  {
                                                  Process, Exist, %exe_name%
                                                  return %ErrorLevel%
                                                  }

                                                  PID := ProcessId("Viber.exe")
                                                  Run viber.exe

                                                  if (0 == PID) {
                                                  WinWait ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  WinWaitActive ahk_exe viber.exe,,2
                                                  WinClose ahk_exe viber.exe
                                                  }






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                                                  answered Jun 26 '16 at 19:35









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                                                  • Your script doesn't work.

                                                    – Suncatcher
                                                    Jan 3 '17 at 17:13











                                                  • @Suncatcher Updated!

                                                    – VarunAgw
                                                    Feb 19 '17 at 10:47



















                                                  • Your script doesn't work.

                                                    – Suncatcher
                                                    Jan 3 '17 at 17:13











                                                  • @Suncatcher Updated!

                                                    – VarunAgw
                                                    Feb 19 '17 at 10:47

















                                                  Your script doesn't work.

                                                  – Suncatcher
                                                  Jan 3 '17 at 17:13





                                                  Your script doesn't work.

                                                  – Suncatcher
                                                  Jan 3 '17 at 17:13













                                                  @Suncatcher Updated!

                                                  – VarunAgw
                                                  Feb 19 '17 at 10:47





                                                  @Suncatcher Updated!

                                                  – VarunAgw
                                                  Feb 19 '17 at 10:47











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                                                  VB NET



                                                  Module Module1

                                                  Sub Main()
                                                  Dim myProcesses() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
                                                  For Each p As Process In myProcesses
                                                  If p.MainWindowTitle.Contains("Viber") Then
                                                  p.CloseMainWindow()
                                                  End If
                                                  Next
                                                  End Sub

                                                  End Module





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                                                  • It works plain and simply... :) You can start it with windows with windows with some seconds delay...

                                                    – Χρήστος Ματσούκας
                                                    Jan 28 at 9:23
















                                                  0














                                                  VB NET



                                                  Module Module1

                                                  Sub Main()
                                                  Dim myProcesses() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
                                                  For Each p As Process In myProcesses
                                                  If p.MainWindowTitle.Contains("Viber") Then
                                                  p.CloseMainWindow()
                                                  End If
                                                  Next
                                                  End Sub

                                                  End Module





                                                  share|improve this answer


























                                                  • It works plain and simply... :) You can start it with windows with windows with some seconds delay...

                                                    – Χρήστος Ματσούκας
                                                    Jan 28 at 9:23














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                                                  VB NET



                                                  Module Module1

                                                  Sub Main()
                                                  Dim myProcesses() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
                                                  For Each p As Process In myProcesses
                                                  If p.MainWindowTitle.Contains("Viber") Then
                                                  p.CloseMainWindow()
                                                  End If
                                                  Next
                                                  End Sub

                                                  End Module





                                                  share|improve this answer















                                                  VB NET



                                                  Module Module1

                                                  Sub Main()
                                                  Dim myProcesses() As Process = Process.GetProcesses
                                                  For Each p As Process In myProcesses
                                                  If p.MainWindowTitle.Contains("Viber") Then
                                                  p.CloseMainWindow()
                                                  End If
                                                  Next
                                                  End Sub

                                                  End Module






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                                                  • It works plain and simply... :) You can start it with windows with windows with some seconds delay...

                                                    – Χρήστος Ματσούκας
                                                    Jan 28 at 9:23



















                                                  • It works plain and simply... :) You can start it with windows with windows with some seconds delay...

                                                    – Χρήστος Ματσούκας
                                                    Jan 28 at 9:23

















                                                  It works plain and simply... :) You can start it with windows with windows with some seconds delay...

                                                  – Χρήστος Ματσούκας
                                                  Jan 28 at 9:23





                                                  It works plain and simply... :) You can start it with windows with windows with some seconds delay...

                                                  – Χρήστος Ματσούκας
                                                  Jan 28 at 9:23


















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