Simply put a shortcut to your exe in the startup folder.
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The original question was how to put it in the registry not the start up
folder.
The key you are looking for is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
Something like this should do the trick
CRegKey Reg;
if( SUCCEEDED(Reg.Open(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, _T("SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run")
) ) )
Reg.SetValue(<MyExePath>, _T("MyExe") );
spyware
yes it is possible to run exe from web page
Firstly, as this is your own creation you need to be sure that it won't interfere in any way with the normal start-up processes. Then place the exe, or a shortcut for it, into the folder named C:\Documents and Settings\(username)\Start Menu\Programs\Startup Firstly, as this is your own creation you need to be sure that it won't interfere in any way with the normal start-up processes. Then place the exe, or a shortcut for it, into the folder named C:\Documents and Settings\(username)\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
An easy way to modify programs that launch on startup is to go to RUN and type "msconfig" The last tab in the window has startup applications with checkboxes to turn them on and off. When you next start your computer, it will say that you used msconfig, and if you want you can check a box on that window to not show that message when your computer starts, otherwise it will keep reminding you. The more permanent and risky way is to use regedit
In Apple OSX, Applications are called 'Apps." In the Windows world, they are Executable files, called "EXE.' The MacBook can run Apps, that are modern enough to run on an Intel CPU. Older Apps that were written for the Power PC CPU will not run on the Intel CPU. When obtaining apps be sure to check for the 'INTEL' and 'APP' words. There options in OSX that allow the Mac to run EXE files. 1. Boot Camp is from Apple. It will allow a Mac to run Windows. In that mode, it will run exe files that will run in the Windows OS that you install into Boot Camp. At startup you choose either OSX or Windows operating systems. 2. Crossfire is an application that runs in OSX. It will run many exe programs. 3. Parallels is an application that runs in OSX. It will run most exe files. 4. VMware Fusion is an application that runs in OSX. It will run most exe files. Applications that run Windows within OSX will always run more slowly than Windows itself. The only way to run Windows at full speed on a Mac is by using Boot Camp.
You can run trainer by running it before running the game.Check in the trainer text file or Exe window about shortcut key or hot keys.You can implement those during the game.
.app is the equivalent of exe on a Mac. exe stands for executable, and is run on a Windows computer. app stands for application and runs on an Apple computer. Both exe and app files 'run' on the computer and are referred to as 'executables,' 'programs,' or 'applications.'
A .exe file is an executable file. Opening an exe file will run a program. Before you open it, make sure that it is a legitimate program. It may run malware that will corrupt your files.
DOS normally execute .exe games.. .exe games can be run in each version of DOS..
An exe file is short for an executable file; also known as an application. An exe file can only be run in a windows environment unless it is wrapped under another environment. EXE is short for executable and is the extension for an application in Windows. The EXE files are used to run programs and applications in Windows. So definitely if an EXE error occurs, you are unable to run a program or application on your system.
std::cin:get(); I guess it's about TurboC in Windows. 1. Press Alt+F5, to see the program's output 2. Run your .EXE in a separate DOS-window (Command Prompt)
executable file.. can be run or installed.